The radio, therefore, leaves users to depend totally on delicate hand skills to turn the manual module in tiny movements.
Some of his fans were upset that he'd traded in bombastic male music for lily-white warbling so delicate you had to turn up the dial to hear it.
That is putting Dubai in the delicate position of having to turn to wary financial markets to raise money.
These private security companies may be able to get some foreign nationals hired to guard our diplomats but do we really want to turn the delicate protection of our diplomats over to foreigners with little American oversight in this day of terrorist infiltration?
This is the sheerest male fantasy, and it reinforces the sense that Lee, whose sensitivity to color and shade, within his compositions, remains unimpaired, is far less delicate when he turns to broader emotional shadings — to lives beyond the ambit of his hero.
The Prince of Wales hoped that what was termed "the Delicate Investigation" would turn up evidence of adultery that would permit him to get a divorce, and forbade Charlotte to see her mother.
Fluent in the rhetoric of prophecy, the pastor's son who announced the death of God was also lyrical and delicate: "I shall turn my head away," he writes in his best – and my desert island – book, The Gay Science.
Benorman explains that F. is too young and that his delicate features can turn women off.
Never mind what the ear, nose and throat specialist says: Morrissey, often lampooned as the most delicate of flowers, turns out to be sturdier than just about any of his contemporaries.
Dr. Hamburg complimented the F.D.A.'s work force and marveled at its broad responsibilities, a nod to the delicate task of turning around an agency filled with proud veterans.
