Sentence examples for delicate right from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit delicate right now".

"As much as the mood of the nation is very delicate right now," Mr. Jones said, "we still can't abandon the laws that dictate behavior".

Jamie Roberts – 7 Not known for a delicate right foot, but twice turned the defence with precise chips and was a tackle away from a chip-and-chase try.

Schweinsteiger with the chance to send the German team to the final … delicate right-footed chip beats Casillas.

Mary Robinson, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, praised China for signing the agreement, which will lead to seminars on delicate rights issues and expert training on legal procedures and related topics.

That the band managed to get this delicate balance right was striking.

"It's a delicate situation right now where we could lose a lot of these houses without even realizing what's happening," she said.

It may not be any easier to identify true paintings by Giorgione, but this important event put the "Giorgionesque" mood of delicate sensuality right back at the centre of western art, where it belongs.

This gives me hope that this remarkably livable and lovable charmer - only six hours by Amtrak's Surfliner, four hours by car, and thirty minutes by plane from my L.A. home - will get this delicate mix right.

In a video uploaded to YouTube in 2012 -- one which appears to be a hidden dragon egg from the Season 1 Blu Ray release -- the actor captures his character's harsh but delicate nature right from the get-go with a speech about the origins of his famous scar.

It also exposed the Obama administration to criticism from Republicans and human rights groups that it had rushed to resolve a delicate human rights case so that it would not overshadow other matters on the bilateral agenda that Mrs. Clinton previously called more important, including the Iranian and North Korean nuclear programs and China's currency and trade policies.