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.
Obama administration officials have always been delicate when pushing back against their hawkish counterparts on Iran policy, and election-year considerations have heightened those sensitivities to the point of near-paralysis.
But Enoch downshifted and the black Ford slithered free, and Kern was spared having to get out, in his delicate clothes, and push.
At the latter we talk about safaris: the high costs, the pressure on land, the need to control animal numbers to maintain the delicate ecosystem, the push to provide employment to local South Africans.
Even so, Con Edison tries to strike a delicate balance between pushing too hard to collect what it is owed and being pushed over.
Letting in a clutch is a negative, hesitant motion, depending on delicate nervous control; pushing down the Ford pedal was a simple, country motion — an expansive act, which came as natural as kicking an old door to make it budge.
The best moment came when Linda Angelica Volahasiniaina, who composed and performed the delicate musical accompaniment, pushed through the dancers' midst and reactivated them like a breeze playing on a mobile.
Newcastle, who suffered a surprise 3-2 home defeat against newly promoted Hull at the weekend, started slowly as Scotland forward McCormack's delicate effort was pushed on to the crossbar by goalkeeper Tim Krul.
By changing the angle of its wings and its body, the moth was able to create a delicate balance between the thrust pushing it forwards, the drag - or air resistance - pushing against it, and the lift keeping it in the air.
Biologists tell us that our bodies are ruled by a delicate balance between genes pushing for growth and genes pushing for protection.
A Syrian invasion may mess with Stephen Harper's delicate political advantage, and push balancing the budget behind schedule.
