Sentence examples for delicate this from inspiring English sources

A Morrissey song of 2009 sounds much like one from 1997, and the live rendition of Johnny Marr's delicate This Charming Man that opened many Morrissey shows in recent years was criminally hamfisted and crude.

It's as if every player is keenly aware of just how delicate this balance has already become.

"I don't want other people to run this museum because it's too delicate, this issue of slavery," he said.

THE MODEL AND THE MARRIAGE BROKER Fox was the first studio to embrace the new realism that emerged after World War II, and this delicate 1951 comedy of loneliness gave the great George Cukor, on the rebound from nearly two decades of artificiality as an MGM contract director, a chance to explore the rarely depicted middle-class Manhattan of workday professionals.

Brahms, who seemed an unlikely visitor in this program, was represented by a spare and delicate 1988 arrangement of his little-known "Ophelia Lieder," by the British composer John Woolrich.

The sweet-savoury, slightly unfathomable flavour goes brilliantly with clams and delicate summer garlic.

I sometimes crumble delicate spring goat's cheese over the top.

For that might endanger the group's delicate 60/40 balance of shareholdings in their favour.

Martha Clara Vineyards's especially interesting, delicate 2012 estate reserve viognier ($28.99) delivers a bakery aroma and a vein of spearmintlike flavor.

More prolific and longer-lived than delicate summer herbs like basil, lovage is terrific with autumn root vegetables like squash.

The delicate 2011 gewürztraminer ($20.99) from Martha Clara Vineyards, in Riverhead, also an everyday wine, displays an agreeable litchi aroma and the barest hint of a flirtatious sweetness.