Sentence examples for delicate and difficult from inspiring English sources

A delicate and difficult interview.

Theater is so delicate and difficult".

Certainly, delicate and difficult issues are at stake.

This is a delicate and difficult undertaking, for obvious reasons.

But authorities in Beijing are walking a delicate and difficult line.

But the process of unravelling Guantanamo will be delicate and difficult.

Moderating a presidential debate may be a career capper, but it is also a delicate, demanding and difficult job.

"The line between the two is very delicate and very difficult," he said.

But where the exercise of the investigatory power collides with constitutionally guaranteed freedoms, that power too has inevitable limitations, and the delicate and always difficult accommodation of the two with minimum sacrifice of either is the hard task of the judiciary and ultimately of this Court.

She never understood why readers found her work opaque, while the fact that she consistently attempted new things in her writing was, for her, simply necessary to her aim: "In painting, as in music and literature, what is called abstract so often seems to me the figurative of a more delicate and more difficult reality, less visible to the naked eye".

4 This is a delicate and sometimes difficult balance.