Her situation was delicate, and thank God the Turkish police and media took it very seriously.
Nearly all of the scenes depicted bloodshed and conflict -- between armies, between gods, between delicate apsaras and serpentine demons.
Just as our relationship with God is a delicate dance of reciprocal, covenantal love, so too is any relationship between members of the church and with the church.
The architects of Palenque designed graceful temple pyramids and "palaces" with mansard-type roofs, embellished with delicate stucco reliefs of rulers, gods, and ceremonies.
The oldest girl said in her delicate voice, "Allah ee kissee, Tonton" — "God bless your route, Uncle".
The relationship between gods and king was delicate and needed to be cultivated especially through ties to temples and priests (see Hauser-Schäublin 2003, 2004, 2005; Hauser-Schäublin 2008b).
"The Wind," a ditty not quite delicate enough to belong to Drake, squeezed God, the soul and the devil into less than two minutes.
When later I asked whether she had her next theater project lined up, she replied," Oh God, no!" At the moment "A Delicate Balance," perhaps the most anticipated Broadway opening this fall, has Duncan's complete attention, and well it should.
(God is in the handles, and the delicate softened lines of the one by the maker known only as S. H).
I usually despise people who do that on subway platforms,... who cough if someone is smoking across the street, who wear cardigans and bicycle clips; for God's sake, if you're so delicate, move to an ashram!
