Sentence examples for delicate suggestion from inspiring English sources

The delicate suggestion of alienation, or at least separation, between self and body ("Hugging my body to me") pre­sages the even greater disruption that occurs in the final couplet.

He was short on specifics, except for a call to give the mayor control of the school system, and a delicate suggestion that he was not nearly as enthusiastic as Rudolph Giuliani had been about spending money on new professional baseball stadiums.

It feels as if it's melting in my mouth, the fish supremely pure and the rice delicate and subtle with a suggestion of vinegar and a hint of soy.

A troubled marriage swerves toward catastrophe in "Daylight," an unusually delicate psychological thriller that favors suggestion over exposition.

The delicate Strauss encore, "Morgen," was a further suggestion that to operate on the surface is not necessarily to be shallow.

His delicate romantic tales leap time and place by simple suggestion and mingle courtly humour and lighthearted wit with charming sentiment and religious piety.

So any suggestion that money was spent carelessly is politically delicate.

It is also why they are naturally averse to tougher trade sanctions against Iran, let alone any suggestion of war.Yet Iranian nuclear diplomacy is both delicate and fiendishly complicated.

The face is dreamy and expressive in a way that evokes his young men, but even more striking is the sensual, simple suggestion of eyes and mouth with the most delicate of graphic marks.

Ghosh said that this delicate romance was "the most progressive thing" in the film a suggestion that a man could fall in love with a pregnant woman.

Any suggestion of of an accelerated withdrawal comes at a delicate time, from the Afghanistan government's point of view.