Sentence examples for delicate profession from inspiring English sources
There's no reason to think that the delicate profession of robosurgery will advance ahead of the already well-developed field of robosterilization, hence there's no reason to think that the new profession that Kelly envisions will ever materialize.
The sketch ends with the older brother shouting defiantly at the audience and at the Brigade who are watching him on a screen, "Your pennies have been in my ass!" Comedy is a delicate profession: when done well, there's nothing that feels better to witness or create.
Sánchez pulled it off with the expertise of a man at the peak of his profession and it was another delicate touch that caught out United three minutes later.
The issue is more delicate for classical musicians, who have been reluctant to accept that their profession can lead to hearing loss, even though studies have shown that to be the case.
The debate over whether the medical profession should develop an industry-free model of postgraduate education is a delicate one.
As racially tinged clashes between black men and police officers have cropped up in cities throughout the country, Mr. Obama has tried to strike a delicate balance in condemning inappropriate police practices without making a blanket condemnation of their profession.
The medical profession argued that too much thought about maths and money could upset a woman's delicate constitution, disrupting her menstrual cycle and, as Conran pithily puts it, "shrivelling her womb".
Christian is rising in his profession, and his marriage is a happy one, but when his secretary, Miss Ratchitt, goes on vacation, he finds himself attracted to Cordelia, a young, delicate-looking blond.
Papa's Delicate Condition.
