Sentence examples for a delicate bit of from inspiring English sources

With the process of shifting gears automated, operating a bike — usually a delicate bit of choreography involving both hands and feet — becomes a bit easier.

In a delicate bit of semantics, authorities have identified the officer as a suspect in only two of the slayings, even though both are attributed to a serial killer.

Ernie Wilkins's tune "Basie," kicked off by Steve Turre with a muted trombone solo, proved to be the fastest tempo all night, and it contained the most delicate bit of improvisation, too.

Quantum calculations are accomplished with delicate bits of data called qubits, which are prone to errors.

We'll make people take their shoes off and not be able to go through unless they're carrying little delicate bits of plastic with their fluids inside.

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A big stormy sea means a lot of delicate bits get mashed; everyone gets sore and embarrassed, and nobody ends up happy.

The idea is to make the parts that go in the sea simple and robust, and to keep the complicated and delicate bits out of the water.

What came through was an encounter between two mysterious sprites and a bus conductor that was as delicate as a bit of floating ember and almost as unnerving as the notion of mortality.

Traditional Native American folk art is stitched together with a hint of Paul Klee's diminutive monsters, a whiff of Jean-Michel Basquiat's calligraffiti, some of Alexander Calder's delicate mobiles, a bit of Robert Rauschenberg's scrap storytelling.

Her father was a serious person; her mother was on the delicate side and a bit of a nag.