Sentence examples for have more delicate from inspiring English sources

Rainiers are those pretty white ones that are extra sweet, and have more delicate skins than sweet red cherries.

This layout of sexually designated zones had become popular in Victorian England; however its intention was not to segregate the sexes, but more to define furnishings - the male zones tended to have heavy oak furniture and dark 'Turkey' carpets, whereas the female zones would have more delicate furnishings of rosewood, Aubusson carpets and chintz soft furnishings.

The brothers looked alike, but Theo was more slender, had more delicate features and had light-blue eyes, more evidence suggesting the photo was of him and not Vincent.

Where to eat The old town is packed with restaurants and bars doing steak and beer, but Brabander (Jostova 4, 00420 542 211 922, brabander.cz) has more delicate modern cuisine, with Asian-style fish.

The manus is shorter than the pes and has more delicate terminal phalanges.

He honed his symphonic skills within the Soviet tradition of Myaskovsky, Prokofiev and Shostakovich, but had his own, more delicate, private voice.

Thirteen types of rebozos are made in this town, the hand loomed ones of such fine texture that the whole garment can be run through a small ring; these rebozos have more than 5,000 delicate tassels of silk on the fringe at the end.

Seafood tends to have more of a delicate flavor and texture that can be overwhelmed by heavier meats.

"I wanted to make it slightly more delicate and have more texture.

While cases of corruption are rare, it is fairly common to have more "give" in this delicate give-and-take.

President Obama found his private moment of political candor caught by a live microphone on Monday as he told President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia that he would have "more flexibility" to negotiate on the delicate issue of missile defense after the November election, which Mr. Obama apparently feels confident he will win.