Sentence examples similar to a delicate impression from inspiring English sources
Despite his fondness for making jokes about his girth ("I'm gaining weight for a role — 'The Zach Galifianakis Story' "), Galifianakis, 39 years old and 5-foot-8, makes a curiously delicate impression in person: small, precise hands, clear blue eyes and a face that can radiate wholesomeness, perversity or demonic glee in equal measure.
For Blue Is the Warmest Colour (Artificial Eye, 18), the severe age certificate prompted by its explicit, exquisitely tender love scenes bars the audience who would most immediately identify with its delicate impressions of adolescent sexual curiosity and insecurity.
And the German decision to go it alone reinforced the negative impression of a divided Europe at a delicate juncture.
Anyone coming to this show under the impression that Sampha's voice is a delicate instrument is quickly set right.
Barack Obama's administration is "trying to pull off a delicate balancing act by offering massive humanitarian relief while avoiding giving the impression that they are taking over Haiti," says Daniel Erikson of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think-tank in Washington, DC.
Made up of a delicate lattice structure, the tower has five interlocking "hyperboloids", each smaller in size, giving the impression of an inverted telescope.
A delicate and difficult interview.
I keep a delicate distance".
"It's a delicate balance".
