The phrase "are how delicate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the nature of something being delicate, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The flowers are how delicate they appear in the sunlight."
Alternatives: "are so delicate" or "are quite delicate".
Michal Rovner, a leading Israeli artist, who is collaborating with Grossman on a few projects, says of him, "The thing that strikes you first is how delicate he is.
"For me, the flower the butterflies represent how delicate life can be".
But people really embrace the colors in these works, or how forward some of the statements are, and how delicate are others.
Which is how this delicate, thrice-distilled Lowland malt (the vast majority of Scotch whiskies are distilled only twice) was aged in wild, untamed virgin oak... and lived to tell the tale.
While Terry has in some ways followed in his father's footsteps, we are shown how delicate Bob's existence was in his later years compared with his mother's abundant energy, evident in Terry's own photographic work for magazines.
"It's amazing how delicate he can be drawing," said Charles Orme, who told us that in working with the final materials, "You have to be very tough to make that movement happen".
But the debate is revealing how delicate that coalition is, and how long and hard a fight it faces.The bill tightens border security, increases the number of visas available to both skilled and unskilled workers and provides a long and testing "path to citizenship" for illegal immigrants already in the country.
The metric of interest to quantum computing is how long the delicate quantum states can be preserved, and Dr Plourde noted that time had increased a thousand fold since the field's inception.
The delicate question is, How much of a tourist attraction should all this be?
"The delicate balance is how you are going to revitalize the brand for the 21st-century customer without alienating the core customer".
