Sentence examples for is delicacy from inspiring English sources

I ask him if he's attracted to cultures whose abiding characteristic is delicacy.

But there is delicacy to the walks, trots and spirals, danced with a matter-of-factness that somehow makes them art.

Yes, there is delicacy and intricacy to what the Stones do, but their albums are far more potent and portentous, like trees falling on the listener, slowly but inescapably.

If Ms. Graupe Pillard is all boldness, David Ambrose of Bound Brook is delicacy, albeit majestic delicacy, in his use of lace as a major component of his work.

IT can be a delicate matter, asking a businessman about the ups and downs of his professional life, but one thing you don't have to worry about with the chef Mario Batali -- unless we are talking about the proper way to approach and assess his homemade salami -- is delicacy.

Particularly important to the good judge is "delicacy" in her discernment.

There was delicacy in a square cut off Anya Shrubsole, which sped away to the boundary.

What I didn't expect to find, and found in abundance, was delicacy.

There are delicacy, passion and spiraling intensity in her openhearted songs.

Soraya, meaning Princess and Brightest Star for it's delicacy.

These were delicacies in the 1970s, even for the investigator, who was headed for a lunch of gray cutlets.