Sentence examples for delicate world from inspiring English sources
In this delicate world, it is disturbing to see the line of vehicles filled with tourists driving along the sand on busy weekends.
I went to Cape Cod, where I found Wellfleet much as I'd imagined it, with the same narrow streets angling down to the harbor, and fishermen idling their motors so as to leave no wake, preserving the delicate world beneath.
"The setting for the literary and artistic endeavors of the scholar is a creative and uncommonly rich and delicate world," wrote the gallery's owners, Karen and Leon Wender, in "An Intimate World," a recent catalog.
Every year, it seemed, Swados had a new show out, and often it involved stories of hope and children trying to survive in their delicacy in a delicate world.
But placing this delicate world of ideas alongside the musicals and canned dramas of the boulevard is exactly the kind of thing that Ionesco loved to do: upset our traditional notions of theatre and remind us of the difficult and joyful process of suspending disbelief.
As trade experts warned that it could be years before the delicate World Trade Organisation negotiations are back on track, Mandelson said the US was wrong to expect to be recompensed, 'dollar for dollar', for every reduction in farm subsidies it agreed to make.
With a silky delicate world-class touch, he massaged the ball into the Brazilian net like tantric master.
Its sextet of flute, viola, guitar, mallet percussion and mezzo-soprano (here, the estimable Hilary Summers) creates a delicate sound world: guitar strokes against flute and vibraphone with a garden of tam-tams, gongs, claves and the like.
The company's latest bed ensemble, Capri, offers delicate old-world lace detail against satin-soft, 1,020-thread-count Egyptian cotton.
A Romantic ideology that predates rock glorifies the self-destructive artist as someone who's too honest and delicate for this world.
It is nice to know that the beer that Americans love to sip after a hard day's work will be owned by the same small country that gave the world delicate lace, artisanal little chocolates and sautéed Brussels sprouts.
