Many of these women seem to wear black, which gives just a delicate hint of vampirism to the scene.
And make sure you keep the syrup left over from poaching the peaches – freeze it in small portions, and use in ice-creams, sorbets and cocktails: it will lend them a delicate hint of peachiness.
IF you had to guess that Shreve was an Oprah-anointed author from one sentence, it would be that one, I think: the brief glance at the pleasures afforded by this world, the delicate hint of more spiritual matters, the glum refusal to have anything resembling fun.
Only the delicate hint of onion was needed to make Onion Cheese, otherwise, you were just eating onions.
These visits — required for every Bayern player — are an annual tradition, one that hints at a surprisingly delicate touch for a club of Bayern's size.
Grown on steep limestone slopes in the French Alps, this crisp, minerally white is fresh and delicate, with hints of lime and talc.
An unusual dish was dobin-mushi, a delicate broth, hinting of the sea, served in saki cups from a matching pottery teapot.
So there's something wonderfully self-knowing about the lyrics of Fear of Fragility, where talk of the joys of "delicate flesh" hint at the age-old tale of the machine/robot/wooden toy who wishes to become human.
The eye can't locate an individual shade: it's all delicate tips and hints of green rolling in the wind.
