Sentence examples for delicate transformation from inspiring English sources

Before him, the centre-left Concertación had ruled for a relatively tranquil 20 years, overseeing a long and delicate transformation to democracy.

And Ms. Osipova's complete second-act transformation into the delicate dream Dulcinea was as astonishing.

The secretariat has helped some of the world's most delicate peace negotiations and democratic transformations.

To lose his voice at this crucial and delicate time in his country's transformation comes as a heavy blow.(Picture credit: AFP).

Roy executes these transformations with such a delicate touch that the subtle alterations in a marriage, a friendship, a neighborhood hardly register — until the day someone looks around and realizes that all the trees have died.

The delicate social ecology that made London's transformation into a great world city over the last two decades is past the tipping point, I fear.

Laurence Scott's The Four-Dimensional Human is a delicate, reflective book that compares our modern transformation to the Victorian preoccupation with a spiritual and science-fictional fourth dimension of being.

In making a cake you are taking advantage of some magical scientific transformations to create something sugary, delicate and delicious that everyone will love – and love you for.

That transformation makes his job all the more delicate.

Together with the other works, including Diagonal Phase, Accumulated Effects, and Space Transformation, these pieces convey a sense of delicate balance and speak to an interplay between creative energy and limitations of space.

The transformation of historical buildings invariably means finding subtle solutions to delicate problems: how to temporarily cover up figurative Christian art or provide all-weather protection to an open-air ruin.