Sentence examples for delicate fine from inspiring English sources

Chikan work, Hindi Chikankārī, delicate, fine Indian embroidery done in white cotton threads on plain muslin.

These adornments conflict with the sobriety of his dark suit and, especially, with the delicate, fine kid of his obviously handcrafted shoes.

"But in a French restaurant you have to have fresh salads, fresh fish sauces, delicate fine cheeses and that is infinitely more complicated and costly and it demands a lot of knowhow," he said.

Here's the turbulent priest: "Becket was the first Londoner to make a serious mark... with an instinctive flair for... display and costume, the getting and spending of money, theatre and even though his stomach was delicate, fine food and drink.

Coles said their design choices also took cues from the railways – making use of robust materials like concrete, steel, timber and gravel, but in "very delicate, fine ways", as well as elevating and separating places of rest and play from the main track as kind of "platforms".

Staying tightly on message when you're walking a delicate fine line.

The method was called cliché-verre, and produced delicate, fine-lined prints that are still in existence.

That may be why the delicate, fine-grained naturalism of Ms. Herzog's "4000 Miles" was such a good fit for his talents.

LaBute's lines were funnier coming from Ireland — whose face LaBute described as "riveting," in its delicate, fine-boned planes — than they were as written.

Nadia Abu El-Haj is a slim, graceful woman in her early forties, with a delicate, fine-boned face, brown eyes, and straight dark hair tied back in a ponytail or a makeshift twist.

After a turn on the grill, it was filleted on our table, which had too small a surface for the procedure, but the delicate, fine-textured flesh was superb, as was the meat of sweet, firm swordfish and chunky amberjack, all roasted to supple tenderness.