Sentence examples for it is sometimes delicate from inspiring English sources
There is nearly constant music, played on electric guitar by Anders Nilsson; it is sometimes delicate, often loud and cacophonous.
However, because the search for an exact sequence exclusively based on proton chemical shifts is sometimes delicate for NMR non-specialists, we worked out a new type of query, named SOACS, which allows the easy retrieval of existing sequences.
Spinach-ricotta gnocchi ($14) are sometimes delicate, sometimes saturated in brown butter and sage.
— The items were sometimes delicate, often minimalist and always haunting: a monogrammed silver matchbox; a gold locket with a butterfly design; a letter-opener, its sturdy handle embellished with an eagle and a swastika.
But pricing is more delicate as it is sometimes seen as a way to collect hidden taxes (Chicago Tribune 1952; Morris et al. 1997; Blau R 2013).
Nineteen schools agreed to host the scientists, but negotiating the terms of the visit was sometimes a delicate process: The goal, they assured a principal who worried about their ideological agenda, was simply to tell students why science was "cool" and perhaps interest them in a career.
In delicate diplomatic moments, art is sometimes called on to serve as ambassador.
The Irish actor Ciarán Hinds, who depicted Frederick Wentworth, commented that Austen "understands a man's heart and how delicate it can be sometimes," and appreciated the fact that though Wentworth was a "competent leader of men in his profession" he was "socially inept" in Anne's presence.
Then there is the sometimes delicate task of convincing producers and farmers that a market in an unproven location will be worth their time.
