Sentence examples for delicate buildings from inspiring English sources

"These are some of the oldest and most delicate buildings in the Village," she said, describing their placement on sandy soil, percolated by underground streams.

It's a delicate building, all unnecessary functions are stripped out of it.

"It was an extremely beautiful but delicate building," Ms. Feldman said.

Davies is clear and creative about explaining concepts like the cell ("the tiny, delicate building blocks from which all bodies are made") and the "countercurrent mechanism" for keeping emperor penguins from losing body heat "through the tootsies".

But the first 'proper' crop of the year is the first French radish, too good to wait till I get home: fresh, crisp, crunchy, with an almost delicate, slow-building last-second kick.

His critics argue now is the time that Greece needs to win concessions through careful diplomacy and delicate alliance-building.

It has taken our military many years of delicate trust-building to gain allies willing to help us, like the Kurds who helped me, during my time in Iraq.

A strange, delicate-looking building is filmed at night, as lights rise into the sky behind it.

Within two minutes of leaving the airport we were cruising by rice paddies, yet still in the midst of the city with delicate colonial-era buildings looming on the hilltops.

It's a spare, thoughtful work, building delicate patterns out of performers and the monumental set.

The birds are somewhat delicate breeders: by building their nests at the lake's center, they depend on a perfect balance of water to keep them safe.