The job is delicate, both physically and symbolically.
He was physically delicate and walked with a cane, but that was the least of it.
But the instinct that led him to stray is one shared by millions: smartphones are expensive, technologically perishable, physically delicate, thin on battery life, and cumbersome.
By memorializing the words in thread, she gives the statements a visual presence that is physically delicate and traditionally feminine.
They are "delicate and territorial, intellectual, and physically unwell" but, writes Moore, "these were the people she liked: the kind you couldn't really live with".
For children too delicate to practice martial arts physically, he devised a noncontact game called "virtual karate," in which the two fighters stand apart and throw air punches and kicks.
I'm also seeing what no critic is supposed to see: the physically and politically delicate moment when paintings are unpacked, assessed for damage and officially handed over from one great art museum to another.
Physically, it is so delicate and slender – admire the lovely sweep of that pink loin cloth, for example.
This process physically broke down the delicate structures extracted from the bones.
Mr. Ratmansky's new work, "Dumbarton," rhythmically intricate, physically expansive, is a marvelously elaborate and delicate melding of human incident and formal pattern.
Sinking down on her haunches, her delicate body quivering, her eyes glisteningly wide, she seems to physically morph from woman to hare.
