Sentence examples similar to delicate parsing from inspiring English sources
… — Jeff Gordinier The New York Times Magazine: … And Rosie Schaap parses the delicate art of nightcapping.
A delicate ballad called "August Winds" found him parsing the distinction between public and private demeanors, with all the subtlety of a well-practiced interior monologuist.
But with every word being parsed, he and other top officials have to strike a delicate balance.
Investors like those in attendance on Friday carefully parse Mr. Medvedev's public comments for just this type of delicate positioning, because he is seen as occupying a politically precarious spot this summer.
"Heroin" is certainly as delicate a poem as "The Rising," but the syntax has become more difficult to parse and the images, especially the closing image ("the bugs / come apart with mayonnaise & honey"), are a far but confident cry from the images in "The Rising" and its closing image ("I'm in bed / with my sister, / comforting her").
He parsed the lemony herbs -- lemon balm and lemon verbena -- finding that each makes a delicate partner with fish, carrots and beets, but that the more powerful verbena can, as well, be teamed with chilies and ginger or fruit.
The figures need careful parsing.
Parsing was almost insufferably tedious.
