Sentence examples for delicate country from inspiring English sources

(Sisario) JIM CAMPILONGO ELECTRIC TRIO, JENNI MULDAUR (Monday) A well-traveled guitar whiz who plays with Norah Jones, Mr. Campilongo can toss off delicate country riffs and screaming, distorted solos with ease.

The eighth variation (''W. N")., a portrait of a delicate country household, is a tissue of extensions, chromatic inflections and rhythmic and melodic reversals, all ingeniously derived from the theme.

The connection between the glaciers and the delicate high country just below the Sierra peaks was first made by John Muir in the 1880s.

The idea of confrontation with Hezbollah is extremely delicate in a country that suffered 15 years of civil war among sectarian groups.

The political stalemate is playing out against a delicate backdrop: the country is still plagued by persistent violence that claims the lives of hundreds of Iraqis a month, and the United States military is in the process of sharply reducing the number of forces in the country.

The D.S.K. scandal poses a diplomatically delicate moment for countries seeking a greater role in international financial institutions.

Our hands-off strategy is usually grounded in a fear of taking away local ownership of elections, an especially delicate issue in countries with colonial legacies.

They play a beautifully delicate combination of folk, country and alt-rock.

He spoke instead of an Iranian "regime without a compass," and what he called "a delicate situation" in the country.

Since then, the peace in Lebanon has depended on a delicate balance among the country's main sects: the Sunnis, Shiites, and Christians.

But security concerns make telecommunications a particularly delicate industry in this country, and even the hint of a Huawei deal with Sprint has generated worries in Washington.