Sentence examples for a very very delicate from inspiring English sources

He added: "It's a very, very delicate balance".

But in the Hindu interview he calls the immolations "a very, very delicate political issue".

"It's a very, very delicate question who to let on side.

Christine Holowacz, a community activist in Greenpoint, said that trying to get residents to cooperate was "a very, very delicate matter".

In an interview in July with the Hindu, an Indian newspaper, he called self-immolation a "very, very delicate political issue":Now, the reality is that if I say something positive, then the Chinese immediately blame me.

I think he loved Amy, and Amy loved him, and it's a very, very delicate part of telling the story, which I think they've handled about the best they possibly could.

Handle the reborn doll as if it was a real newborn baby, as they are very, very delicate.

You've got to combine the two and it's really delicate--it's very, very delicate". Roberts also has a brief but flashy appearance as the Devil in "Cuckolds". Later this summer, he will work under McAnuff in Bill Hauptmann's "Gillette". "The best acting that I do gives me so much for myself," he said.

"I was very, very delicate," he says.

He also contended that East Germany was on the verge of imminent disintegration, and that this "very, very delicate, dicey and dangerous situation," must be dealt with or it will throw all Europe into turmoil.

"It is still very, very delicate and we'll wait and see what tomorrow brings on that," he said.