Sentence examples for level of delicacy from inspiring English sources

Scungilli never quite rose to the level of delicacy and tended not to appear on American restaurant menus.

Perhaps because of this background in dramatic theatre, Key is the showman, the all-rounder, while there is a detail and a level of delicacy to Peele's craft that require just the right frame to set it off.

At a general level of delicacy, this system distinguishes between two modality types: modalization and modulation.

Up to that level of delicacy, the Mandarin clause is similar in its textual structure to that of English.

The origin of derivation was initiated with the point of origin; and the analysis of the chosen category as represented in the options of each new system is also taken to be exhaustive at that level of delicacy.

At a further level of delicacy, the system of modalization is divided into probability and usuality, while distinctions are made between obligation and inclination within the system of Modulation.

But in this Japanese print there's a level of invention, delicacy, complexity, comedy that is quite a different thing.

The initial system of a sys-net, i.e., the first one to appear after the point of origin, is known as the 'primary system' of the sys-net, and will have the lowest degree (or 'level') of delicacy, which is to say that the information about the descriptum offered by the primary systemic options is at the lowest degree of detail.

Crafting just the right level of concern requires a delicacy of touch.

Lindholm helped script Borgen, so perhaps these levels of scrutiny and delicacy are to be expected.

He is master of delicacy.