Sentence examples for delicate pull from inspiring English sources

In between each, Sachs and his co-writer, Mauricio Zacharias, stress the delicate pull between joy and despair.

Each day for Madani and his peers is a delicate push-pull: As they soak up the foreign culture, learning rapidly, they must confront the constant absence of their loved ones and overcome years of trauma.

Sheer material is delicate and pulls and snags easily.

That is a balancing act they may not be delicate enough to pull off.

It is a delicate trick to pull off because it is easy to fall into the trap of being too inactive early on.

It's a very delicate balance to pull off, especially with a wardrobe full of leather jackets with huge lapels and pants with enormous bell bottoms.

This is a very delicate strategy to pull off, and what is worrying is that while the Bush team is agreed about the need to be wild, it still seems divided on how crazy to get.

Mr. Young put the damaged discs on a turntable in the studio and while continually dousing the discs with water, let the phonograph needle run through the delicate grooves and pull the old music off, so it could be recorded digitally — essentially extracting one last play from these one-of-a-kind crumbling discs.

And it requires some delicate balancing to pull off, between embracing (and, of course, preserving) the grand historic beauty of the 1930s while making sure that our modern, unfussy style of service comes through to the guest.

Grilled octopus melts quickly in the mouth; curlicues of fried shallots set off bombs of salt amid creamy sheep's-milk ravioli; cinnamon sweetens the delicate strands of pulled braised rabbit.

Trombly, who specialises in fabric-based items and sculpture, hand-wove delicate fabric bell pulls to be placed on the original hooks where Deering would have requested the work of his servants.