Sentence examples for are a more delicate from inspiring English sources

Not urprisingly, the bowl is both earthy and refined, while the servers are a more delicate variation onthe flatware shapes.

It was a more delicate interior than we had imagined.

"Troubleshooting is a more delicate art than before," said Wolfgang Demisch, an analyst with UBS Securities.

Involvement in critical infrastructure – and particularly the nuclear sector – is a more delicate issue.

The approximation of such singularities is a more delicate issue than the approximation of smoother memory kernels.

How long Mr. Murdoch himself can last is a more delicate question.

Judging performers is a more delicate matter: how to be at once truthful and not gratuitously hurtful.

The conciliation of the French on whose colonial territory the landings would be made was a more delicate matter.

But, according to Koenig, there's guilt and there's blame, which is a more delicate and nuanced thing.

But what keeps viewers returning to regular shows week after week (or hour after hour on an iPad) is a more delicate blend of familiarity and surprise.

"Come Sunday" is a more delicate album than that one, which often used its material as a springboard for soulful elaboration.