Sentence examples for it is also delicate from inspiring English sources

It is also delicate, reflecting the changes in light and weather.

But it is also delicate land to manage and if it gets too wet it will turn into a swamp".

It was also delicate for them because we were telling their story.

It's a magnificent and defiant beast, but one that is also delicate and dying.

The issue is also delicate because the Vatican and Israel, long at odds over the wartime legacy of Pius XII, who was pope from 1939 until 1958, agreed that Benedict would enter the Hall of Remembrance at Yad Vashem and not the museum because it had a contentious plaque criticizing Pope Pius XII for not doing enough to help save Jews during the Holocaust.

The Wesolowski case is also delicate because he was both ordained a priest and bishop by his Polish countryman, Pope John Paul II, who will be made a saint in April.

It is also very delicate.

And if that sounds right on, it is, but it is also beautiful, delicate food arranged by season, of course.

It is also a delicate diplomatic mission in a cutthroat, territorial sport unaccustomed to coaches spreading the wealth of their knowledge democratically or to manufacturers striving to be more than suppliers of apparel and juicy contracts.

It is also a delicate diplomatic mission in a cutthroat, territorial sport unaccustomed to leading coaches' spreading the wealth of their knowledge democratically or to manufacturers' striving to be more than suppliers of apparel and juicy contracts.

A robust poetry in terms of its absolute control over language, especially on the level of the sentence, it is also strangely delicate, never going beyond territories in which it retains complete mastery.