"It is feminine but it is cut, it is so delicate but it is a scalpel.
It's so delicate, it's a wonder it exists at all.
I like when you pick it up it's so delicate.
It's so delicate and pristine, it feels like it could evaporate at any moment; everything from those sparse, subtle drums and low bass to the shimmering, gossamer-like keyboards that rise and swell and then sink again is in its right place.
In 1930, the great plant explorer David Fairchild, who lived near Miami, wrote as follows about the fruit: "It is so delicate that it melts in the mouth like ice cream.
It's so delicate and refreshing – it kind of goes with anything you're eating.
"We couldn't grab it from the rock because it's so delicate and small," Dr. Siveter said.
"No way!" "It's so delicate — I don't want it to get too dense".
"It's so delicate that if you so much as look at it, it just vanishes," she said.
My friends think the house is original and modern, but I think it's hard to live in because it's so delicate.
