Sentence examples for is to be delicate from inspiring English sources

My totem and esteemed auger for the afternoon was Thomas, who by day is a gourmet chef, and whose relationship with gambling is, to be delicate, exhilaratingly fluid.

"Its goal is to be as delicate, transparent and diaphanous as possible," he said, "both to afford views in and simultaneously views out".

Here, to be vulnerable is to be "tender" or "delicate".

The last thing Lenny Wilkens needs at this delicate time is to be recast as Don Chaney.

The worst thing in those days was to be considered "weak" or "delicate" or "unresolved".

However, such structures could pose challenges at fabrication when the delicate structures are to be peeled off the master.

"And I'm trying to be delicate".

"It's hard to be delicate when someone doesn't tell the truth," Mr. Axelrod said.

As for the story, this is where Ms. Newbom and the director, Ken Rus Schmoll, show that it's possible to be delicate while being confrontational.

As for the story, this is where Ms. Newbom and the director, Ken Rus Schmoll, show that it's possible to be delicate while being in-your-face.

"There are some issues where it is appropriate to be delicate and careful, and to use exaggerated politeness," he said.