Sentence examples for delicate said from inspiring English sources
"It's very fine, very delicate," said Alain Ducasse.
"The situation for Levy was already very delicate," said one source.
"It will be resolved by the weekend, it's delicate," said Pardew.
"The situation for newly disabled persons is very delicate," said Michel Péan, Haiti's secretary of state for the integration of the disabled.
"We sold Rajesh Pratap Singh very well the first time we introduced his collection because it was very delicate," said Sarah Lerfel, Colette's creative director.
"It's still delicate," said Walter Sinche, the executive director of the International Ecuadorean Alliance, a community group, who is acting as a spokesman for Mr. Vera's family.
"The financial structure of the fringe is very delicate," says William Burdett-Coutts, who has been running the Assembly Rooms for 24 years.
"The ecosystem of the Internet is very delicate," says Kevin Richards, senior vice president of federal government affairs at TechAmerica, a trade group that represents companies like Google and Microsoft.
"But it has to be delicate!" says Borger.
"With babylights, you can add a shimmer of color if you scatter them throughout — or, if you do it all over the head, it's super delicate," says stylist Jack Howard of London's Paul Edmonds salon.
"The situation is delicate," he said.
