Sentence examples for delicate why from inspiring English sources

It's the question that is more delicate – why did she leave in the first place?

I wish I looked more tiny and delicate, why am I always laughing even though worried about being murdered?

I loved the black ink but...a "delicate scarf?" Why would a rich and powerful figure like the Grey Lady cough into a scarf?

Something painful about the drawings — a whiff of latent, even delicate, terror — suggests why.

The delicate negotiations explain why the prime minister was so relieved by the result of the referendum, a point illustrated when he told the former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, in an unguarded moment a few days later, that she had "purred down the line" when he informed the monarch that her kingdom remained intact.

Name: Brian Sogol Show: A Delicate Balance Reason why: I'm really looking forward to Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance, starring John Lithgow and Glenn Close.

Why the delicate choreography?

And Mr. Albee's touchingly profound ambitions are a large part of why "A Delicate Balance" is in itself so profoundly touching.

That may be why the delicate, fine-grained naturalism of Ms. Herzog's "4000 Miles" was such a good fit for his talents.

"Women are fragile and delicate creatures; that is why men should lead the way to distant planets and carry women there in their strong hands".

So given all the work that has been put in to construct delicate, deniable balancing acts, why would Ukip now put it all at risk by teaming up with an antisemitic party in Brussels?