Sentence examples for delicate branches from inspiring English sources

The delicate branches of her verse run you along a harrowing borderline of substance and illusion.

In "Tumbleweed," a profusion of delicate branches offer the natural equivalent of Pollock's all-over painting.

From many of the desks you also enjoy a view of the delicate branches of the atrium's birch trees.

Healy said he often sees families placing their young children onto the delicate branches of the trees for photographs.

Wood horsetail (E. sylvaticum) grows in moist, cool woods and has many delicate branches that circle the shoots.

But the tree lives on, its many long, delicate branches and budding leaves seeming to bestow a benediction on all who walk near it.

Encrusting forms, erect flexible (cellariiform) and erect-rigid-robust-branching (adeoniform) cheilostomes are consistently the most widespread, with delicate branching cyclostomes the next most common.

This alga is a rarer find because of its delicate branching, which is easily broken and disentegrated over time.

Currently, the exam is done only by eye specialists, who use table-top ophthalmoscopes to examine the delicate branching of the retina's blood vessels.

P.156 middle column bottom paragraph: "Microglia are parenchymal tissue macrophages with delicate branching processes ("ramified," or treelike) that include 10% of cells in the CNS.

If something goes wrong with the immune system years or decades later -- something as serious as cancer or AIDS, or as common and subtle as the normal changes in immunity that occur with aging -- the chickenpox virus can reactivate in a cluster of nerve cells and begin to reproduce again, heading back out along delicate branching filaments of the nerves to the skin.