Sentence examples for be as delicate from inspiring English sources

Not every film Mr. Green plans to make will be as delicate as "George Washington".

But it may prove to be as delicate a subject as convincing parents that they need to move out of their house or give up driving.

As ferociously percussive as Mr. Charlap can become, his most telling signature is musical punctuation that can be as delicate as the distant ting of a wind chime.

"Its goal is to be as delicate, transparent and diaphanous as possible," he said, "both to afford views in and simultaneously views out".

One of the great undiscovered game meats in this country is elk, specifically elk chop, which in the hands of a skilled chef can be as delicate (and more flavorful) than veal.

The glass-and-steel gossamers called skyscrapers turn out to be as delicate as their architects try to make them appear -- reminders of how fragile order is, of how much energy, physical and mental, is required to stave off entropy and build.

"Horses are as delicate as they are strong," she said.

FEW issues are as delicate for Labour ministers as how they educate their children.

The end — long seconds of toneless evocation of breathing — was as delicate as music gets.

Their tunes (by Marr) were as delicate as their lyrics (by Morrissey) were morose.

Not everyone would have been as delicate as we have been.