Sentence examples for because they are delicate from inspiring English sources

"We wish to honor women with this ban, because they are delicate creatures".

"Even if you went to Munich you would not see these drawings on view," because they are delicate, she said.

"To be honest, it's a complete nightmare, because so many works of art should not be touched because they are delicate or maybe the surface is fragile," she told Kennedy.

In case Acehnese women were under the impression that this bizarre new plan was going to be to their detriment, Mayor Yahya added the touching afterthought: "We wish to honour women with this ban, because they are delicate creatures".

Yu Yu said she will stay at LACMA to see its current exhibition, "Chinese Paintings From Japanese Collections" through to its July 6 closing; she said that many of  the works on display need to be taken down after four weeks and replaced by others, because they are delicate pieces on silk or paper that are up to 1,000 years old and are extremely sensitive to light.

Premium types like Honeycrisp are cordoned off from pick-your-own visitors and sold only in the market because "they're delicate, like your grandmother's china," Ms. Compton, 37, said.

The show's actual textiles — rarely exhibited because they are so delicate — should not be missed.

The show's actual textiles — rarely exhibited, as Ms. Kehoe notes, because they are so delicate — should not be missed.

Separate and rinse the vine leaves (take care, because they are very delicate and rip easily), then lay them in a medium saucepan.

And we bake the puddings in a water bath because they're more delicate that way, and less eggy.

Fine roots were not examined because they were "too delicate to excavate without an inordinate amount of time being spent on them".