Sentence examples for delicate realm from inspiring English sources
In his speech, Mr. Locke reiterated many of the themes he advocated as President Obama's commerce secretary, but he also waded into the politically delicate realm of Internet freedom, calling on the ruling Communist Party to relax online censorship.
You might even take it one step further because we are treading in the delicate realm of body image: "One of the things that impress me about you is your healthy choices when it comes to food.
"In this vast external realm, with its important, complicated, delicate and manifold problems," the majority wrote, only the President "has the power to speak or listen as a representative of the nation. . . .
Django Unchained will require a delicate touch if it is similarly to avoid the realms of bad taste.
This delicate borderland where inside and outside coexist is precisely the realm that McElroy's fiction tries to occupy, negotiating between bruising immersion in reality and the wisdom of distance, or, as McElroy puts it in "Socrates on the Beach": "No knowledge without being in the mess of things: no idea without standing outside".
Ms. McKerrow was a delicate Odette whose flowing liquid movements suggested that this Swan Queen came from a realm of water and moonlight.
Their addressing the patrons continues throughout A Delicate Ship, Anna Ziegler's long-at-80-minutes play, directed by Margot Bordelon for The Playwrights Realm, at Playwright's Horizons.
So, for every thin-skinned celebrity or Gen Y delicate snowflake out there: mind the gap between catty meanness and critical thinking -- in the realm of music journalism, but also in life.
The most important decisions begin in the realm of the unconscious, although they are often influenced by the conscious.The shaping of this delicate balance begins early in life: the children who were best at leaving their marshmallow on the plate tended to come from stable, organised homes.
It's a fragile, delicate work, with Gilbertson's lyrics and the music of musical director Marcel Bergmann diving into the classical realm before butting up against, say, a rap about the streets.
