Sentence examples for delicate sense from inspiring English sources

My delicate sense of optimism has been ripped cruelly from its stem.

Many of his books have been praised for their delicate sense of melancholy.

During dinner, he returned sometimes to that mode, always with a delicate sense of comic timing.

In addition, Melville's early novels are thinly disguised memoirs that offer a delicate sense of his character and temperament.

The boys' delicate sense of order fades, and their childish fears are transformed into something deeper and more primitive.

But the place itself -- its physical layout and especially the manners and speech patterns of its citizens -- breathes with an unusually delicate sense of reality.

If I can suck it up and get over the inconvenience and raging assault to my delicate senses that comes with cleaning up some poo without yelling at my dog that she's a good-for-nothing nuisance, then donating a Thanksgiving meal to a homeless shelter is a piece of cake.

Watch out for detergents with strong perfumes or bleach because they may irritate baby's delicate senses and skin.

Because the grandmother is mute, many of the scenes between her and Sang-woo unfold without dialogue, and Ms. Lee has a delicate visual sense.

Four-fifths believe the country needs more skilled workers, and two-fifths even think it needs more grunts.The newcomers that grate are those who strain the delicate British sense of fair play: 85% cite either asylum seekers or illegal immigrants as the main reason the country is being overrun.

"Niki and Flo" is a fascinating stylistic hybrid, its observant naturalism infused with a delicate, almost coy sense of the absurd.