Sentence examples for considered too delicate from inspiring English sources
They openly discuss subjects considered too delicate or personal less than a generation ago.
Indeed, it wasn't long since women had been barred from entering many fell races, because they were considered too delicate.
The World Journal and the three other Chinese papers — the Hong Kong-financed Sing Tao, the local United Daily, and the Beijing-sponsored China Press — all tend to skip lightly over areas considered too delicate to mention.
But some 11,000 are classified "secret," 9,000 are labeled "noforn," shorthand for material considered too delicate to be shared with any foreign government, and 4,000 are designated both secret and noforn.
There's no doubt that when it comes to giving women's sport a better go, there's been some progress in the Olympic movement, from the times when women were considered "too delicate" for tougher events and distances.
Perhaps the most famous cave in the area -- Lascaux, about 15 miles northeast of Les Eyzies -- is not open to the public, because its carved and painted figures, dating from about 20,000 years ago, are considered too delicate to withstand the carbon dioxide exhaled by visitors.
He says he no longer feels he has to hold back on issues that others consider too delicate.
This treasure was considered too heavy and delicate to travel to London, but many other impressive finds are in the show, including a five-foot-high "Eagle Man" and the flayed terra-cotta figure of the god Mictlantecuhtli.
At first, the animal/human brain was considered too "warm, wet, and noisy" for seemingly delicate quantum processes and quantum coherence, in particular, which previously had been observed only at sub-zero temperatures.
She was considered too old.
