Sentence examples for ever delicate from inspiring English sources

Those rights, ever delicate, are under attack.

The hierarchy of urban piety is ever delicate.

The riots complicate the Chamber of Commerce's ever-delicate task of convincing suburbanites to patronize a city rich with history and beauty and stirring topography.

It was unclear what impact Friday's verdict would have on Italy's ever-delicate political balance, though it is almost certain to have repercussions.

Taiwan would cancel orders for American military helicopters and buy disaster-relief helicopters instead.The ever-complex and ever-delicate relationship between Taiwan and China was bound to play a role in Morakot's political aftermath.

This scene from the first-season episode "College" demonstrates just how Tony Soprano handled the ever-delicate question "Are you in the mob?" with his teenage daughter, Meadow (played by Jamie Lyn-Sigler).

Meanwhile, his position for Ireland becomes ever more delicate.

Embarrassment may be the least of it, as his balancing act between friendship to the United States and street anger grows ever more delicate.

Mr. Warner became president of Mobil in 1965 and chairman and chief executive four years later, serving in that post for 16 years as he steered the company through the Arab oil embargo of 1973, lurches in the oil market and ever more delicate dealings with oil-producing nations.

Up-and-coming directors face three major challenges: engaging more imaginatively with audiences, addressing America's changing demographics and negotiating the ever more delicate balance between rich donors and the public.Audience engagement has to do with a museum's relevance and its impact on its community.

Her shock-and-awe imagery is surely willful; but it is grounding for the blooms of her deepest passion — to paint — in ever-surprising, delicate nuances.