Sentence examples for delicate phrasing from inspiring English sources

Hear his love of blues music in this track, his delicate phrasing and powerful delivery.

The real godfather to the play's dandy thuggery, its blend of threat and sex, of fierce feeling and delicate phrasing, and its love of London, is Harold Pinter.

When they flew in, their negotiators were still in the throes of detailed talks on a text, arguing over the placement of commas and delicate phrasing.

Unrest in North Africa is also strengthening Russia's bargaining position with Europe on natural gas exports and pipeline politics — although Russian officials have used delicate phrasing to make this point.

She and Mr. Ball were madly in love: their dances with ribbons that serve as love tokens told the tale and she captured Ashton's delicate phrasing in the pas de deux.

In the Standard's delicate phrasing, his comments "mark a contrast" with the views of London's Tory mayor Boris Johnson and of his bicycling predecessor as the transport secretary Lord Adonis.

The twilight years — that delicate phrase.

Who are the "certain folks," in Judge Evans's delicate phrase, that the Indiana law is trying to discourage?

She was hungry for sensual experience but had, in her own delicate phrase, "a delayed sense of consequence".

"Parallel importing", meaning retailers taking advantage of cross-border price differences to undercut regular prices, "creates confusion", to use the delicate phrase of Ferruccio Ferragamo, head of the Italian luxury-goods company founded by his shoe-making father, Salvatore.

These ravishing images are matched by the mellifluous, modulated voices that pour out grief in lofty and delicate phrases — and conceal, with the same rhetorical flourishes, deeply calculated machinations of an imperial cruelty.