Sentence examples for delicate grip from inspiring English sources

The voice is global, plural and local, with a delicate grip on historic consequences: "We are from Willesden.

Live broadcasts from TV studios, with their usual cocktail of papal passion and a delicate grip on facts, crowed about the "victory of democracy".

The top-of-the-line Sonicare comes with a soft grip, a two-minute timer and delicate bristles on a tapered brush head that needs to be replaced only twice a year.

Note that a firm but delicate hold is necessary for all gripping styles; too much grip will hamper your release, whereas too little might cause the knife to fly out of your hand prematurely, potentially hurting someone.

Keeping a critical grip on all of this is a delicate matter.

His fingers were long and delicate, but his grip was strong.

Turn in, and there's no sense that the car is having to work hard to control itself, that it is somehow having to rein in its power or to manage a delicate line between grip and mass and electronics.

Previously, the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University and collaborators developed a range of soft robotic grippers to more safely handle delicate sea life, but those gripping devices still relied on hard, robotic submarine arms that made it difficult to maneuver them into various positions in the water.

Robots increasingly have to interact with ordinary (that is to say, human-focused) objects and environments, and part of that is imitating the extremely delicate and complex human grip.

Cut, trim, prune and garnish herbs and plants with these simple and stylish scissors with a soft-grip handle and delicate stainless steel blades.

He gripped her delicate hands in his thick ones and kissed them, and stroked her face.