Sentence examples similar to a delicate sign from inspiring English sources
In recent months, the eurozone crisis has gone into another of its periodic remissions, as government borrowing costs have tracked lower and the continent shows a few delicate signs of economic recovery.
The tiny, delicate signs are incised on a block of soft serpentine stone 14 inches long, 8 inches wide and 5 inches thick.
She betrayed delicate signs of distress, her fingers smoothing things down as if to take them under control.
As with the dextrous ventriloquism in Vernon God Little, Gabriel's living and very beautiful voice carries this convulsive novel: a girl's "buttocks locomote in denim"; a Burger King sign becomes "a delicate graduation of reds from hot capsicum to dry blood"; high intoxication itself is "a glycerine Tibet where you whirl under stars, arms outstretched, free of yourself".
Picked on and misunderstood as a schoolboy, Jerome quickly grows up into Max Minghella (son of Anthony, who directed "The Talented Mr. Ripley" and "Cold Mountain"), a young man whose dark brows and big sad eyes are taken here as the signs of a delicate artistic temperament.
"The companion measures I signed today strike a delicate balance between protecting public safety and respecting the will of the voters," said Mr. Ritter.
This isn't what I signed up for.' It's kind of a delicate balance".
A delicate and difficult interview.
I keep a delicate distance".
