Sentence examples for exceptionally delicate from inspiring English sources

The surfaces, touched by no brush, became exceptionally delicate.

This is the exceptionally delicate question that he tries to answer, with exemplary nuance, over the course of his book.

La Gitana ($2.75 a glass) is an exceptionally delicate, flavorful manzanilla that goes beautifully with boquerones ($4.75), essentially pickled herring.

As a Turkish citizen who heads that country's small Christian minority, Patriarch Bartholomew is used to tightropes; and this time his footwork was exceptionally delicate.

Kobe beef is said to have an exceptionally delicate flavor because the cattle are fed a diet rich in soybeans, rice and grains.

Although quietly backed by some senior Navy officers, this was an exceptionally delicate operation to subvert White House and Pentagon policy.

"I was like, 'I'm so lucky,' and then I was just, 'Oh, my gosh.' " Reviewing the play for The New York Times, Frank Rich remarked on the debut of "an exceptionally winning and delicate actress named Joan Allen".

Kurta said "For the first time we could observe these delicate, exceptionally well-preserved structures and obtain information on the ecology of these enigmatic animals".

The compartment ahead of mine had been taken over by one family — a delicate, attenuated, exceptionally elegant man with a mourning ribbon sewed around his sleeve, and six thin, summery girls, his daughters.

The style of his first three films, at once delicate, lyrical, and exceptionally fertile in cinematographic invention, has become, partly by choice, more prosaic and conventional.

Emmy Award-winning actress Linda Dano wrote: "An exceptionally talented director, Ira Cirker understood the delicate balance between quality work, delicate guidance and friendship".