Sentence examples for how delicate it from inspiring English sources

You can see how delicate it all is when Whitbread becomes Whitebread - something entirely different.

"You see how delicate it is — a little movement to the right or the left, and you're hopelessly hokey".

Once he had to begin delegating this task, others realised how delicate it was, and tribal rivalries between the two organisations surfaced.

It took about forty-five minutes for the first wafer to be complete, and there was something poignant about how delicate it looked.

Carter, as much as anyone, also realizes how delicate it is when a catcher is asked to move to another position.

Little information has been released about the arrest of Mr. Markovic or how three other officials were detained, an indication of how delicate it is to move against the often sinister and still powerful men of the former government.

The unsettling drama has come to illustrate just how delicate and difficult it is to follow Chancellor Angela Merkel's maxim — "We can do it" — when it comes to integrating refugees.

Still, the officials say, Mr. Al Ridi's complaints provide a glimpse of how delicate and taxing it can be to maintain the confidence of vulnerable witnesses.

Given that an egg is about 0.5mm in length (about the size of a grain of sand), and the DNA injected into it is about the volume of a millionth of a drop of water, you can see how delicate an operation it is.

For Holmes, however, "What's really shocking about the play is the vulnerability and humanity of everyone in it, how delicate they are despite the world they live in doing everything to squeeze that out of them".

But I was surprised at how delicate and complex its flavor becomes when cooked.