Sentence examples for delicate curiosity from inspiring English sources
As for "The Swan," her penultimate film, it was a smash in its day but has faded into a delicate curiosity, like a watercolor on a sunny wall.
Then there are more delicate curiosities, like sliced torched raw scallops served with fresh fennel and charred lily bulb — the taste is like a sky full of pollen hovering over newly sprouting flowers with a hint of ash from the barbecue.
Like Christine, she is airy and delicate, childlike in her curiosity, and at the same time, unstoppable in her determination.
For Blue Is the Warmest Colour (Artificial Eye, 18), the severe age certificate prompted by its explicit, exquisitely tender love scenes bars the audience who would most immediately identify with its delicate impressions of adolescent sexual curiosity and insecurity.
Over the next few years, Curiosity's Sam detector will sniff out delicate isotope variations in the painfully thin remnants of Mars's atmosphere for clues to the timing and nature of this disaster.
Amazingly, Cesc Gay's delicate but unblinking film "Nico and Dani" succeeds in capturing and sustaining the fragile emotional climate of curiosity, fear, innocence and prurience that surrounds adolescent sexual experimentation.
Since cemeteries include rather delicate stories any intervention or interpretation must be carefully planned, balancing respect but provoking interest and curiosity.
The creation of an all-optical BEC, involving a surprisingly straightforward "tabletop" method which bypasses the normally requisite laser/evaporative cooling equipment and ultra-high vacuum chambers necessary for production of the standard delicate atomic BEC, elevates this phenomenon to a new level well beyond its current perception as mere laboratory curiosity.
In "A Freewheelin' Time" Ms. Rotolo walks a delicate line between not wanting to exploit her relationship with Mr. Dylan but needing to address people's understandable curiosity about it.
