Sentence examples for delicately add from inspiring English sources

Cut mangoes into wedges and delicately add them on the side.

Rye, horseradish and dill are delicately added to many dishes to add a characteristic Scandinavian note.

After a while, Moran started delicately adding chords and lines to her voice, and Mateen and Waits joined him, and her voice faded slowly away.

Manuel could have ended his analysis there, but he delicately added an important point: "It's been tough in the sense that when you look to probably some of the things we felt could have won a game — a three-run homer here, a ball hit out of the park there — we're lacking that from where we thought we would get it.

The chapter on avian emotions – including the search for evidence of romantic love in apparently monogamous species – is navigated (yes, there's a chapter on navigation too) with caution and Birkhead delicately adds "I am not going to speculate about the emotions that might be involved in avian infidelity".

Again, tackling a taboo subject so delicately, this adds another depth of meaning to the book.

The thrills may be low-key, but the time-slips, shifting points of view and delicately drawn details add up to a riveting read.

Taste the soup, and season - it's a delicately flavoured soup, so add salt and pepper with a light hand.

"But let's try it again," she added delicately.

"Bush may not have the best people around him," he added, delicately.

He adds delicately: "It used to attract all manner of folk you wouldn't want in your pub".