I am reminded of the finale of another HBO show that ended last year, Mike White's remarkable "Enlightened," a show that was undervalued at the time (and read the wrong way — many saw it as a kooky New Age comedy with a neurotic narrator, when it is really a crystalline drama about the delicate worker-drone psyche that can be unpacked for years to come).
Treading a delicate line, the workers insist that they are not out to usurp the Communist Party.
Smyth said that raising the wing, which weighs about 7,700 pounds, was a delicate operation involving workers on the dock and on the yacht.
As for workers' delicate psyches?
The months-long process is so delicate that even workers' metal rings must be covered with a translucent tape to prevent static transfer.
But employees there and at other publications have accused the company of using layoffs as a first resort when cutting costs — "a dehumanizing way to handle a delicate situation," one Herald worker wrote on Medium.
Putting this kind of pressure on social workers, while expecting them to do complex, delicate work with some of the most vulnerable people in our society, is dangerous.
Of particular note are several prints he made on a trip to Venice, including the misty gray "Nocturne" and "The Dyer," a delicate portrayal of fabric workers wringing out large swaths of cloth.
Nearly all bakers are pale-faced and of more delicate health than the workers of other crafts, which is chiefly due to their hard work and their irregular and unnatural mode of living, whereby the power of resistance against disease is [p71] greatly diminished.
Cunningham didn't suffuse his paintings with divine light or invoke manifest destiny, like the Hudson River School artists; he simply showed the many small interactions of the Atlantic coastal ecosystem — a delicate balance of dock workers, harbor pilots, fishermen, farmers, waterfowl and American Indian tribes.
The workers, Cuban immigrants, are used to this listening to the lector as they did their delicate work by hand was a job perk back in Cuba.
