Sentence examples for delicate marriage from inspiring English sources

A Banacci-Bancomer merger would involve a delicate marriage of two banking companies that have long been rivals.

"It reaffirmed to me how delicate marriages are and how much work and how worth it".

But his thesis de evolutione conceptus fictionis iuris, his courses in stylistic Latin and church administration, even his time spent as a Vatican advocate deciding the delicate technicalities of marriage cases, were little help to him as primate.

Named one of People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People," Sara Evans has turned the delicate balance of marriage and family, career and charitable giving into an art form.

(Albee's third play about marriage, "A Delicate Balance," from 1966, is currently being staged at the John Golden).

The delicate mechanism that keeps marriage partners in equilibrium breaks apart when a newly rich spouse no longer sees a need to accommodate imperfection or compromise.

Christie has been a deficit hawk in his time as governor and a tough adversary of labor unions, but has shown some finesse over the politically delicate issue of gay marriage.

It is a marvellous film about the delicate equilibrium of a marriage and what happens after a letter arrives one morning, out of the blue, with news that has the power to change everything.

It's a delicate balance; finding a marriage that works and exciting, adventurous sex.

The coarser texture of wheat flour, not always a good marriage with delicate pastries, works well because it complements shortbread's already solid structure.

It's both dense and delicate -- much like a marriage.