Sentence examples for delicate to make from inspiring English sources
As a feminist I feel patronized when men step aside for me or pull out my chair, as though I am too delicate to make it through my day without their assistance.
TO date, there has been virtually no scrutiny of this expansion of police powers, and Mr. Kelly and Mr. Cohen have said that the information is too delicate to make public.
Another of their defenses, if more delicate to make, is that they believe much of the anger and confusion among the donors and recipients result from a fundamental misunderstanding of how charities typically work.
His looks are sufficiently delicate to make him appear as young as any fan wants to believe he is, but he's got a strong jaw that will let him ease into full manhood without any trouble when he decides to ditch the party numbers and go for the all-ballad approach.
For his part, Barr also has delicate judgments to make.
Vinck said there are delicate judgments to make on how far to extend the prosecutions.
Ordahl said it's a delicate balance to make your message interesting without turning people off.
The National Museum of African American History and Culture, opening in Washington in September, had some delicate decisions to make about slavery, Bill Cosby and President Obama.
The 200 or so residents collect delicate shells to make leis that sell for thousands of dollars.
