Sentence examples for delicately informed from inspiring English sources
But one gets the sense that if someone did try to drop a bombshell – say Edwina Currie hadn't already told everyone about her four-year affair with John Major and tried to tell Young – they would be delicately informed that it wasn't required.
For the first time, Elizabeth Grant (Del Rey), veteran co-writer and co-producer Rick Nowels and recently promoted co-conspirator Kieron Menzies have created a comprehensively retro iteration of the Del Rey myth, delicately informed by jazz as much as R&B and hip-hop.
These latter qualities also informed his delicately inflected reading of the slow movement.
The Updike essay, a delicately brief review of "My Father's Tears and Other Stories," is informed by Amis's own new "urgent interest" in aging — proof, perhaps, that the biographical interpretations of which he remains wary have some relevance to the production of criticism as well as of art.
Unapologetically designed both to inform and affect, Gabriela Cowperthwaite's delicately lacerating documentary, "Blackfish," uses the tragic tale of a single whale and his human victims as the backbone of a hypercritical investigation into the marine-park giant SeaWorld Entertainment.
