Sentence examples for bit delicate from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit delicate right now".

"It's a bit delicate to call it a courageous decision to bring me in," he cautioned.

"At one point I felt a bit delicate, that sex was being overplayed, but I was never offended by it.

You might be feeling a bit delicate from the night before, and chances are you'll have to run around to different places on campus, so make sure you're feeling comfy.

It was a bit delicate to say out loud, but Nissan had sharp questions for state officials about Mississippi's lack of experience in high-tech manufacturing, and its traditionally poor educational record.

It wouldn't be a Ducati, of course, without some quirks: the thumb toggle is smartly designed to allow control of many different settings, but it felt a bit delicate for a unit that will most likely get a lot of use — and it's hard to imagine using it while wearing winter gloves.

Ms. Cherlow added a bit of delicate individual pizazz here and throughout both performances.

The fourth lesson is a bit more delicate to discuss: It is that sometimes reporters, er, have to go.

The lesson here is if you want to use this minimal case, keep in mind that the parts are every bit as delicate as they appear to be.

From the new album he played pieces that revolved around urgent strumming and Celtic drones, along with a lovely Bach-like invention, "Pianoforte 2010," that was a bit too delicate for the din of the room.

The Glass Heart Sally Gardner (Orion, £8.99) Little girls who have enjoyed Gardner's A Book of Princesses will be equally enchanted by this Venetian fairy tale that is every bit as delicate as the hearts of the three princesses who figure here.