Sentence examples for delicate though from inspiring English sources

This would be very delicate, though, since two world powers — Russia and China — are considered to be U.S. cyber adversaries and part of the problem.

Alberto K's creations are subtle and delicate — though sometimes too much so.

In "Pirates," his general is a stiff and tightly wound martinet while Ruth is a delicate, though shrill 6-foot-3-inch magnolia.

Mr. Golodetz was kind enough to bring along a 1976 Stags' Leap Winery petite sirah, a lovely old wine that seemed almost delicate though the primary fruit flavors were still apparent.

In contrast to these two wines, our No. 3 wine, the 2006 from Willamette Valley Vineyards, was almost delicate, though having rested on its lees, the remnants of yeast after fermentation is completed, it had an attractively rich texture.

Plus-side starters to consider are a large load of feathery, tender calamari ($8.95); three small, nicely seasoned meat-filled crab cakes ($8.95); a creamy Caesar salad ($6.95) of crisp romaine and crunchy croutons covered by a cheesy, tasty homemade dressing; and a heap of tiny, delicate (though lukewarm) steamers ($8.95).

It makes a satisfactory mobile phone, though for people tough on their phone, it feels delicate, as though the earpiece might break off during a heavy conversation.

Austerity comes to the nation at a delicate time, though.

The next track, Nicole Dollanganger's Blood Brothers, is a delicate thing, though with somewhat disturbing lyrics.

In post-imperial times it has become established as a favored brew among tea connoisseurs who appreciate its delicate flavor, though it has remained largely ignored by a general public used to stronger tastes.

Thompson cites Mervyn Peake's paintings of the glassblowers of Smethwick's Chance Brothers factory as an unintended retort to Tolkien's notion of industry: "Peake's subjects look balletic, delicate, as though they're performing choreographed moves".