Sentence examples for is delicate in from inspiring English sources

"It is delicate in style, and you can use one, two or three napkins," Mr. Schonwalder said.

Those issues include a need for him to consult with the Yugoslav Parliament over a decision that is delicate in the light of widespread anti-American feeling here.

But the timing is delicate in diplomatic terms, as tighter sanctions are being put in place against Iran by the United Nations Security Council, the United States and the European Union.

The issue of parliamentary scrutiny is delicate in part because many of those who advocated the Brexit option in the 2016 referendum promised to "take back control" from the European Union and return it to Parliament at Westminster.

The situation is delicate in Central Europe, where some leaders now in office spent time in jail in the Communist era for their protests on behalf of human rights.

Better yet, to go with the Ligurian inspiration of the dish, Altavia's take on the local rossese di dolceacqua is delicate in colour, brisk in feel, and haunting in herb-inflected red-cherry flavour.

You have to be delicate in the way you say things.

Freshwater sponges are delicate in structure, growing as encrusting or branching masses.

Issues of individual identity and group membership were delicate in Lviv.

A fillet of halibut found here was delicate in texture and pure in flavor.

Shumai, the steamed shrimp dumplings, are delicate in both texture and flavor.