Sentence examples for delicate to attract from inspiring English sources
Canada columbine's flowers bloom only in spring, and the fernlike blue-green foliage is too delicate to attract the casual browser's eye, so this plant is seldom sold in garden centers.
The tenants like that just fine because the last thing they want is to attract attention to themselves and their delicate equipment and vulnerable fiber links.
It's created a delicate balance in which the government needs Mayan presence to attract tourists, and this has forced the government to finally acknowledge Mayan culture and traditions.
The issue is a delicate one for the Clark campaign, which has acknowledged having taken steps to attract more support from women.
Still in Hamilton, Fresco's, on Chancery Lane, with its delicate soups, has a tucked-away wine cellar atmosphere and, since it's a little hidden, tends to attract more local customers than tourists.
Horse_ebooks continued to attract attention.
The ability to attract money.
"It seems to attract bankers".
Tucson wanted to attract tourists.
Second, to attract academic superstars.
