Sentence examples for comparatively delicate from inspiring English sources
The second movement, scored for a collection of found metallic objects -- a trowel, copper tubing and a heavy spring, among them -- was comparatively delicate.
"He says that an object of beauty should be comparatively small and delicate, bright and clear, with one section melting neatly into the other," he said.
It has a great room, serves Savoie food which somehow manages to be both hearty and delicate, and charges comparatively reasonable prices – there are lunch menus at €38 and €45.
Which raises the delicate question of how much impact Ms. McDonald's brilliant but comparatively introverted albums can have on the gaudy landscape of show business.
Merely blocking out the Sun's radiant disk was insufficient to view the comparatively dim corona because of the diffusion of the Sun's light by the atmosphere, whose brightness rendered the delicate corona invisible.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Comparatively speaking, yum.
Internalizing his comparatively j.v.
