Sentence examples for exceeding delicacy from inspiring English sources

General Couch quickly saw a conflict between national security and civil liberties: The subject is one of exceeding delicacy.

This delicacy exceeds Mr. Price's (whose efforts can seem immense next to Mr. Nagle's).

Plants, defined by their immobility, had evolved extraordinary life-ways by way of compensation: the power to regenerate after most of their body had been eaten; the ability to have sex by proxy; the possession of more than twenty senses whose delicacy far exceeded any of our own.

The first of these was brilliantly exemplified in the one-act Djamileh (1872), original enough to be accused of "exceeding even Richard Wagner in bizarrerie and strangeness"; and the second in the incidental music for Alphonse Daudet's play L'Arlésienne (1872), which is marked by a delicacy and tenderness quite new to his music.

Exceeding customer's expectations.

But this natural delicacy of perception far exceeds our ability to tell how a given molecule, drawn on a blackboard and considered as an abstraction, will strike our noses.

Exceeded himself.

He exceeded?

And exceeded.

Both vastly exceeded expectations.

December (late): Expectations exceeded.