Sentence examples for delicate at from inspiring English sources

Richard Sexton, business development director at chartered surveyors e.surv, said: "The market is still very delicate at the moment.

The cherry clafoutis is to share, a spontaneous act of generosity from the kitchen, hearty and delicate at the same time.

"Her understanding of color and light is extraordinary, and her brushwork is gorgeous, sumptuous and delicate at the same time, but the technique is very different from Hockney's.

Sister Maria is roughly Tom's age, "tough and delicate at the same time; quick-witted; not so much pretty as perfect".

This is a performance that is large and lucid and delicate at the same time, and it justifies Manhattan Theater Club's decision to mount what is essentially a chamber piece on Broadway.

In military terms, there was nothing delicate at all about the American onslaught which struck a wide range of targets inside Syria, including the insurgents' de facto capital, Raqqa, as well as new targets in Iraq.

All this has come at a delicate moment at the conference.

The Nobel committee's decision, announced in Oslo, was deliberately aimed at striking a delicate balance at a time of tension in India-Pakistani relations.

Today's revelations about Shimon Peres' meetings with PW Botha to discuss missiles and warheads come at an extremely delicate moment at the Nuclear Non-Proliferation TReview(NPT) Review Conference in New York.

David Smith, one of the greatest artists of the 20th century, threw his brutal and delicate punches at the retrospective of his works at LACMA.

The issue is a delicate one at the Met.