Sentence examples similar to delicate traits from inspiring English sources
It turns out there's another fine line between reimagining books for the modern reader and completely upsetting the delicate ecosystem of traits that have made books so successful for centuries.
His African partners do not share this trait so he has to strike a delicate balance when communicating.
The delicate confluence of progressive and danceable is a frequent trait amongst releases on Will Saul's Aus Music.
His balance of Apollonian and Dionysian traits is suggested by a taste for drawing delicate sketches of tiki cocktails.
In summary, there is empirical support for global covariation of selected traits, such as increased leaf/stem mass ratios (at larger body sizes), delicate, nutrient-rich leaves and fast stem extension growth with the climbing habit.
Still, some acknowledge that as their data and methods are extended to nonmedical traits, the field is at what one leading researcher recently called "a very delicate time, and a dangerous time".
(What are "female tears", anyway? Are they more fragile and delicate than male tears? Do they wear pink?) Kimberley's self-assurance – a character trait so lauded in men– has been rebranded as smugness, cockiness and even malice.
Managing such a nearly unmanageable group requires a delicate blend of intellect, diplomacy and persuasiveness, plus the ability to disagree without being disagreeable – all quintessential Yellen traits".
Heritability in this trait is crucial as continuous coral growth maintains the complex three-dimensional reef structure, which represents a delicate balance between continuous coral calcification rates and destructive physical and biological forces [55].
