He speaks gently and thoughtfully, his voice as delicate off-record as it is on it.
Buttler stuck to the conventional strokes, thumping drives, delicate off-side glides and neat tucks off his legs.
Jaillance Cuvée Impériale Clairette de Die Tradition, a delicate, off-dry fizzy white from southern France, is a garden party in a bottle.
If you're happy with a bit of sweetness, then delicate, off-dry German rieslings with their distinctive acidity are among the world's greatest white wines: Max-Ferd Richter's sweet-sour and mineral Brauneberger Juffer Riesling Kabinett 2009 from the Mosel Valley (£13.20, Tanners, limited stocks) clocks in at 8%.
Exhibit A would have to be the delicate, precise, off-center sweep of his right arm in John Trumbull's 1792 full-length portrait.
There is a delicate trade-off between ballot security and inclusiveness and we welcome the fact that the Government has now concluded that it got the balance wrong in its initial proposals.
When, at the end of a move stemming from Lee Cattermole's concession of possession, Brady's delicate lay-off found Jonny Howson, the midfielder unleashed the crispest of shots which a stretching Costel Pantilimon did well to turn away.
Our analysis of annealed films demonstrates a delicate trade-off between increased crystallinity and larger domain sizes.
One thorny issue is "solar loading," when a building warmed by the sun expands, moving the delicate laser off-target.
Furthermore, we employ a delicate cut-off argument, together with Hardy's inequality, which was first used in [13] and also in the recent paper [9].
The parallel sensing scheme is more efficient as it saves time, energy and discovers more number of idle channels for CRN from the PU band; however, it requires a delicate trade-off among contradicting requirements.
