Sentence examples for bit more delicate from inspiring English sources

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

Just remember that quail eggs are a bit more delicate than regular eggs, so you should be careful when handling them so they don't crack.

Condensers are a bit more delicate and generally more expensive, but are much more detailed, bright, and clear than similarly priced dynamics.

And while the style of sake is more important than where it's made, sakes from the north of Japan, where it's colder, tend to be a little bit drier and more delicate, while sakes from the south tend to be a bit bolder and richer in taste.

For females the face has a bit more of a delicate curve.

It's a bit smoother, a bit more dry, with a lighter, more delicate texture, and aromas, if you insist, of peaches, cantaloupe and anise.

Her second concern was more delicate and unpredictable.

If you do choose crystal glasses, expect them to require a bit more care and as they are delicate and can only washed by hand.

The Mesorelle is the Prada or Gucci of needles -- a bit more expensive than the commonly used brands and far more delicate.

You need to sing out a bit more in dance music, so these are a little more delicate and need to be sung softer.

Such advice is mostly nonsense in my experience, though my wife has a more delicate constitution and ate a bit of fresh cod from the fishmonger rather than join me in the salmon.