Sentence examples for it's delicately from inspiring English sources

The most perceptive audience members will be able to pick up on this layer of meaning each time it's delicately spelled out for them in the film's dialogue, or literally spelled out for them by a machete-wielding masked antagonist with "GOD" scrawled across his face in marker pen.

So it's delicately balanced.

It's delicately sweetened, delivers only 4.5 percent alcohol and behaves properly in a flute for toasting.

It's delicately done, her narration ceding to an audio track, as if telling the story nightly might be too much to bear.

It's a small book, but its scope ranges from ineffable to domestic detail, from the obligations of gods to the bonds between man and beast, and it's delicately, unforgettably poignant.

First out is the V.01 with it's delicately proportioned half glass, half stainless steel front that could represent the duality of life; like the yin and yang, the past and future, love and hate, right or wrong.

Like all Dunmore's fiction, it is delicately evocative and immensely readable; yet, after polishing it off in three or four enjoyable sittings, I still found it in some primary way indigestible.

It was delicately cooked and delicious.

There is, but it is discreet and it is delicately advanced.

Through the night, it was delicately acknowledged that nearly all those present could arouse suspicions if they set foot in Arizona.

But it is delicately illuminated by touches of salmon pink in the face, and of yellow in the hair and on the fan.