Sentence examples for delicate of a from inspiring English sources
How delicate of a line did you have to walk to figure out, "This is what I want to do," versus, "This is what would be more commercially acceptable," so to speak?
"I've seen high ranking State Department officials say 'Ooh that's a lot of civilian casualties'… but they are not going to press it because it's too delicate of a situation for the United States," Schmitz said.
She already has the sure, delicate touch of a mother.
Inside is a small, delicate outline of a seagull.
The encore was a delicate account of a dreamy Nocturne by the Irish composer John Field.
But The Winter's Tale is pieced together like the delicate mechanism of a watch.
The delicate rosette of a water chestnut floating on the surface catches the sun just so.
It also reminded me of the delicate balance of a base spirit and what rounds it out.
Delicate portrait of a young Peruvian woman dealing with the country's 1980s guerrilla terror campaigns.
Products are the result of the delicate touch of a craftsperson or demonstrate how a designer has mastered highly mechanized production.
It could be packing material, but it also has the delicate suspension of a vase of flowers.
