It imagines Holmes's obsession with his final case, both as it happens and later in his retirement, and Condon has described it as "a really great mystery about who Sherlock Holmes is, but it's also a lovely, delicate movie about what happens as you get older".
There is something delicate about Miller.
The daily $19 menu consisted of a delicate fish terrine (about what you'd expect from a high-class caterer), tender chunks of veal with swiss chard and a gratin of potatoes and celeriac, followed by a cappuccino parfait with Bailey's Irish Cream -- something of an unappealing mush of schlag and coffee ice cream.
One of Parcells's assistant coaches, who is under instructions not to say anything that could be construed as divisive at this delicate moment, has nevertheless thought about what would happen if a major coaching shift took place.
Over the past month, Ryan has sought to strike a delicate balance between tempering expectations about what can be done while Obama is still in office and pledging to pursue a "bold alternative agenda" that will highlight the differences between Republicans and Democrats going into 2016.
Visiting Mfangano Island recently to assess the health situation here, he said, "If you could only have seen what I've seen!" Now Dr. Orero is a private gynecologist, one of the relatively few in Africa willing to talk openly about what remains a delicate subject.
Watching "Human Fountain" is to live a little vicariously, but even better, the piece is about what you see in a delicate split second: the point at which danger and beauty hang in the air.
Private collectors may have little interest in the scientific study of their specimens and are often ill-informed about what is needed to conserve delicate specimens over time, she says.
"It's very fine, very delicate work and you have to be extremely careful about what you're doing". However, just because watchmakers are on to the next new thing does not mean that consumers are prepared to follow.
You may be wondering: If lasers do well against things slightly more delicate than tanks, what about stuff that's way more delicate than tanks — like people in general, or the human eye in particular?
