Sentence examples for delicate making from inspiring English sources

But Hesse's work is delicate, making an exhibition expensive to produce.

Happily, the steering is light and the operation of the heavily burdened clutch is unexpectedly delicate, making it simple to take advantage of the six forward gears.

Formal dinnerware is usually more delicate, made for holidays and entertaining.

This revelation of Hannah's own calvary is done in a single shot, with chillingly delicate understatement – making it the most horrific thing in the film.

Steel preserves chardonnay's freshness and delicate flavors, making the wine ideal for oysters, clams, scallops, shrimp, lobsters, white-fleshed fish, poultry and pork.

Which makes their races more difficult because, with delicate tyres making it hard to follow another car closely, track position is a critical advantage.

The words "ex-prisoners" are printed in a delicate font, making it seem almost tongue-in-cheek.

CBPR academics have to strike a delicate balance, making sure their research informs and promotes action for social change without trespassing on the turf of activist and advocacy groups.

Use 30-gauge or 28-gauge (0.25 to 0.32 mm) wire for delicate jewelry making.

Its delicate charm makes it a winsome ($24) aperitif.

Siân Thomas's beautifully delicate narration makes it all worthwhile.