Sentence examples for cunning delicacy from inspiring English sources

After one of the men falls, the survivor becomes fascinated by the "cunning delicacy" of his own fingers — by the subtlety of the mechanism that, for the wolves, would be merely so much protein.

In "Depardieu," an authorized biography, Paul Chutkow wrote, "He is a man of cascading moods and humors, with an emotional palette that ranges from timidity to flamboyance, from innocence to cunning, from an almost feminine delicacy to a blind, animal-like brutality".

Cunning and self-conscious, glad to outrage, with the delicacy of those blurry but somehow distinct faces and electric palette, conjuring up Carnaby Street, his work translates quite easily to a new century.

Here: "Cunning?

Cunning, eh?

It was the time of exotic vegetables and delicacies served in dim restaurants where candles wink on white tablecloths and coarse sea salt sits in a cunning tiny bowl.

Or "Cunning at math".

The Italians' cunning plan?

It's also a delicacy.

Cunning, yet oddly simple.

Very cunning, very shrewd.