Sentence examples for expressed delicately from inspiring English sources

Blame and accusations in corridos tend to be expressed delicately, couched in metaphors and double meanings and codes, and, especially, humor.

Perhaps President Medvedev was trying to express delicately the view that Russia could have on its borders only enemies or vassals.

At the memorial service, several eulogists expressed -- delicately but with unusual candor -- anger, regret and self-blame.

The development of the relationship is expressed by delicately calibrated actions rather than psychological rhetoric.

And former Prime Minister Romano Prodi of Italy, who heads the European Commission, delicately expressed disagreement with European leaders.

Describing François Boucher's portrait of Miss O'Murphy he writes: "Freshness of desire has seldom been more delicately expressed than by [her] round young limbs, as they sprawl with undisguised satisfaction on the silken cushions of her sofa.

Ms. Whelan expressed a world of love and eventually pathos through the line of her body, her delicately skimming bourrées at one with the melting music.

He had expressed fears that if no consensus candidate were found the race might strain and, possibly, bring down his delicately balanced coalition government.

Approximately half of these differentially expressed proteins involved in central metabolic or regulatory pathways including carbohydrate metabolism (especially cell wall synthesis) and protein synthesis, folding and degradation, providing proteomic confirmation of the notion that chalkiness formation involves diverse but delicately regulated pathways.

"But there is a real strong core of activists throughout the country who support and like Pat Robertson, might even agree with some of the things he says, though they might like him to express his views a little more delicately".

FLC expression is delicately controlled by various activators and repressors.