Sentence examples for delicate arrangements from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Yurman's delicate arrangements provided sensitive support.

Girls' fuzzy-edged slackerliness has been supplanted by delicate arrangements for flute, strings and acoustic guitar, and vocal performances of surpassing warmth and fragility.

For example, the 5-to-4 decision blocking local communities from taking modest steps to preserve the hard-won gains of public school desegregation threatened to unravel delicate arrangements in school districts around the country.

Alexander Calder was the best-known practitioner: his mobiles were witty and delicate arrangements of flat metal in primary colours, suspended from and separated by lightly tensioned rods and wires.

After moving to L.A., she and three other musicians formed the band Lavender Diamond, which plays Joe's Pub March 7. Stark's music is not at all noisy — her breathy, pitch-perfect singing and calm, delicate arrangements suggest a slightly more posh version of the Carpenters or a less florid Tori Amos.

His fifth album of original material – and his first for four years – rolls by like a river, all finger-picked guitars and delicate arrangements, and atop it all Yorkston's tremulous voice, quavering through lyrics that are poetic in intent but often just too dense to parse.

This delicate arrangement is, at times, vulnerable.

What followed has been called the "Delicate Arrangement".

It was a delicate arrangement, given that Mr. Molinari spent the time passing out stickers and brochures for Senator John McCain.

The spread of capitalist meritocracy in the 19th and 20th centuries eventually dealt this delicate arrangement a devastating blow.

The Familiarity of Art Dina Merrill comes to Bridgeport this week to star at the Playhouse on the Green in a staged reading of "A Delicate Arrangement" by Dawn O'Leary.