Sentence examples for delicate or so from inspiring English sources

Besides, Mabel was too fragile, too delicate, or so they said.

Some physicists have been testing whether Newton's law of gravity remains correct at distances shorter than a millimeter or so; the delicate experiments can be muddled by extraneous electromagnetic effects.

It's difficult to read a definition like "(esp. of a change or distinction) so delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyze or describe," and have subtle immediately spring to mind; or to come across "reduce the force, effect or value of" and think of attenuate.

If the glass shards are so delicate or sharp, enlist the aid of a more than just your precious hands.

So delicate he looked, so royal He made quite plausible.

How can anything so delicate have so much flavor?

But its enforcement comes at a delicate time, so soon after the Burmese president's visit with Mr. Obama.

There's not too much skill required, to be honest, just a delicate touch so that they look visually appealing.

It's a delicate wine, so have a delicate food.

Mandatory warning: Updating firmware can be a delicate procedure, so continue at your own risk.

They are so delicate yet so hardy, so ingeniously evolved.