Sentence examples for delicate tool from inspiring English sources

Detail is a delicate tool that, misused, easily rings false.

Personality is the essayist's "most dangerous and delicate tool," Virginia Woolf wrote.

But war is no delicate tool for sculpting new societies.

They incorporated fine leathers, dyed or enameled; delicate tooling gilded in silver or gold or left "blind" (ungilded); and variations in construction, design and materials, including embroidery.

In fact, the instrumented pigs used for such purpose are expensive and delicate tools with non-negligible risks of sticking inside the pipeline, thus making their deployment rather rare.

But they are not the delicate tools of a surgeon, which Evan Eschmeyer once thought he might become after graduating from Northwestern with a degree in education and a minor in pre-med.

With two spots narrowed down, the archaeologists began to remove debris and, as they reached the floor, began using more delicate tools as the search was fine-tuned.

"I use my manual typewriter as a cumbersome, yet delicate, drawing tool [and] I really enjoy the necessity to kowtow to the available symbols and linear quality this tool affords," Mulder tells The Creators Project.

I believe that decision analysis is a very delicate, subtle tool that helps decision makers explore and come to understand their beliefs and preferences in the context of a particular problem.

Use a black marker or other delicate drawing tool that will fill the space neatly when filling with black on the blank portion of your drawing (like the eyebrows and nose).

But signs of modern culture, such as shell beads for necklaces, the use of pigments and delicate, sophisticated tools like bone harpoons, do not appear until 90,000 years ago.