Sentence examples for even the most delicate from inspiring English sources

Even the most delicate items had great bones.

Scanning probe microscopy facilitates high-resolution noninvasive imaging of surface topography on even the most delicate of biological structures.

For those beguiled by even the most delicate improvements to graphically fidelity, meanwhile, there should be some appeal.

"He was exceedingly generous with his time, very candid in his discussions of even the most delicate kinds of relationships -- for example, the relationship with several foreign countries and specifically several foreign leaders," Mr. Hamilton said.

Even the most delicate six-sided snowflake tells a story of the forces of nature that forged it.

By using Mechanical Turk, Amazon's crowdworking platform which allows workers all over the world to remotely carry out small tasks for small cash rewards, they have made the first steps in what they eventually believe could be a way to outsource even the most delicate of tasks, such as caring for the elderly.

Manning said there was no problem and that Warner never made things awkward, even in the most delicate moment.

This is storytelling that works splendidly enough at face value, but is deepened and distinguished by wry, sly allusions to media outrage culture, diversity awareness and even (with the most delicate of touches) the Black Lives Matter movement.

If they restrict and protect the data, and perhaps even stop recording the most delicate information (as no doubt some diplomats are now considering), they will inevitably reduce their operational effectiveness.

To simplify the proof, we will concentrate on the case (k = 4) which is the most delicate case; even we believe that the results should hold true for (k=1,2,3), for more details, see for example [5, 6, 8, 23].

Sometimes, even other tortured artists can obliviously hurt the most delicate among us.