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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and a more delicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something that is more refined or subtle in nature or quality.
Example: "The new recipe calls for a more delicate touch when preparing the sauce."
Alternatives: "and a finer" or "and a subtler".
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I like Roman hyacinths, or multiflora types, which have a wilder look than the waxy, fat hybrid hyacinths, and a more delicate fragrance.
An interesting comparison is between the tumult of "The Artist's Studio," a drawing made between 1914 and 1917, and a more delicate drawing of the studio from 1920 when canvases are neatly against walls.
Robert Edeson is satisfactory as Gillespie.Less violence and a more delicate love story would have enhanced the worth of this picture".The Fall of Eve" Opens Monday .The Fall of Eve," a play by John Emerson and Anita Loos, will be presented at the Booth Theatre next Monday night with Ruth Gordon in the leading roôle.
Especially fashionable for the bare-legged, Ms. Landis said, are an 18-karat white gold antique reproduction with two carats of tiny diamonds set in oval and fleur-de-lis links at $3,000; a flower link bracelet with a pink sapphire centers, $2,295 and a more delicate white gold rolo-link chain studded with tiny rose gold and pave diamond moons, hearts and a star charm, for $595.
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I think the play is not quite as black-and-white as that, and requires a more delicate balance of sympathy; but he was spot-on in seeing Streetcar as "wholly a product of our life today".
The subspecies Oryzomys couesi pinicola was described in 1932 from a pine ridge in western British Honduras (now Belize); it is smaller and darker than nominate couesi, which also occurs in Belize, and has a more delicate skull.
It is made with a mild aromatic vinegar, and has a more delicate flavor than many mustards.
Unlike Blu-ray, which has a much shallower (and therefore a more delicate) data layer, an HD DVD has its digital information etched deeper beneath the surface just like a conventional DVD and can therefore be stamped out on much the same sort of equipment as a DVD.
What might surprise Mr. Kentridge's longtime fans is that the nose looms larger in the museum exhibition than his most famous alter egos from the 1990s: Soho Eckstein, a South African fat-cat industrialist known for his pinstripe suits, and Felix Teitlebaum, a more delicate artistic type prone to sexual fantasies.
High on the list of priorities were increasing the number of cup holders in the Popemobile, and finding a more delicate term to replace "bishopric".
It's a chip-and-dip of a more delicate order.
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