Sentence examples for it was too delicate from inspiring English sources
It was too delicate to print.
At the time of the 1995 exhibition, conservators thought it was too delicate to travel.
The loan of the priceless Lady With An Ermine, held by a gallery in Krakow and now on show in London, was in doubt last year, when Polish experts said it was too delicate to be moved.
"It's too delicate a question.
Until the clay is cooked in a kiln, it is too delicate to handle.
"I don't want other people to run this museum because it's too delicate, this issue of slavery," he said.
IT is too delicate to be a pizza, this handkerchief of dough with a crisp fringe and slightly wilting interior, rolled out so thin you wonder how it holds itself together.
The New York Weekly Tribune on May 19, 1849 described the new dollar as "undoubtedly the neatest, tiniest, lightest, coin in this country ... it is too delicate and beautiful to pay out for potatoes, and sauerkraut, and salt pork.
"I've seen high ranking State Department officials say 'Ooh that's a lot of civilian casualties'… but they are not going to press it because it's too delicate of a situation for the United States," Schmitz said.
If it bends easily or starts to fray, it is too delicate.
Do not do this after it just shed, it is too delicate.
