The analog process itself had a certain slow, deliberate — even delicate — quality.
But Mr. Goldstone was at first known for a "deliberate, almost delicate" approach, Mr. Barwick recalled, lest he do anything to jeopardize the fragile underpinnings of the commission.
He weaves the essences of private life into the tapestry of history with deliberate and delicate skill; he has created a panorama of breathtaking emotional force, a masterpiece of pacing, of dedicated storytelling, with characters whose lives are etched with extraordinary, vivid detail.
"Because the Metropolitan is so large and complex an organization, whose staff possess skill sets crucial to maintaining its buildings and collections successfully, such a contraction requires a deliberate and delicate process, which museum management, while acknowledging the urgent need for reductions, is committed to undertaking with the greatest care," the museum said in a statement.
The navy officer's gauche manhandling of Butterfly's precious ancestral dolls is intrusive; his bar-style toasting at the wedding is painful to behold, especially in contrast with the deliberate and delicate tea ceremony of his wife's family.
"I can now begin to intervene in the network of the brain in a very delicate, deliberate, and specific way".
How can we seriously consider confirming his nomination to serve as a commission?" The commission is made up of six members, three Democrats and three Republicans, a delicate and deliberate balance that is intended to avoid giving any one party an electoral advantage.
These red fabric works play a delicate and deliberate game, alternating between semi-solid and void, fabric and netting, while also blurring the boundaries between surface, front, and back.
Even today he said, "Through dozens of warnings to law enforcement, a delicate and a deliberate campaign of terrorist disruption, tighter security around potential targets, with arrests and detentions, we have avoided further major terrorist attacks".
PAGE 1 THE BEAT OF DELICATE HEARTS In plays that move at a deliberate, restrained pace, an up-and-coming group of new playwrights poses a necessary counterweight to the numbing quick-bite culture of distraction, Charles Isherwood writes.
