Sentence examples for delicate class from inspiring English sources

Maintaining its leisurely atmosphere, however, required unseen effort, great wealth and delicate class diplomacy.

It's a very good shot actually, a touch of delicate class in this festival of brutality.

That agreement didn't mention the more delicate Class 1 lands that make up the majority of the new purchase deal.

Oesophagectomy for cancer could be safe and worthwhile in selected older patients, but less is known about the effect of oesophagectomy on perceived quality of life of such delicate class of cancer patients.

[v. teneo; cf. tenuis, and Sanscr. tanu], soft, delicate, tender (class.; cf. mollis).

With a silky delicate world-class touch, he massaged the ball into the Brazilian net like tantric master.

Taylor's long story of a breakdown in college leads to a searing attack on Kimber and her presumptions, just the first in a series of heated confrontations over racism in academia (and out of it) and the delicate matter of class.

To this list, we can now add "More Happy Than Not," a beautiful debut novel by Adam Silvera, a child of the Bronx who manages a delicate knitting of class politics through an ambitious narrative about sexual identity and connection that considers the heavy weight and constructive value of traumatic memory, as well.

"Blue" opens in a literature class; Adèle, delicate and wild, is a fancier of books (and becomes a schoolteacher through the course of the film).

They go for a walk, and what ensues is a delicate minuet of race and class.

The crushing rejection of the constitution in referenda in France and the Netherlands taught Germany's political class that the delicate theme of Europe should never simply be put to a yes-no vote.