Although his music may seem too colourful and delicate to recall the brooding violence of Tarr's 2000 film Werckmeister Harmonies for example, his slow-moving performance evoked the best of Eastern European long form cinema by allowing plenty of natural breathing room and suggestions of narrative.
As attractive as it may seem to model lexis as most delicate grammar, it is not without problems as will be discussed below.
Although colds may seem simple to humans, hamsters have very delicate bodies and that "little cold" could be fatal for him.
Peacocke (1999) worries that, if a mental state partly constitutes the belief that one is in it, then from the thinker's perspective, the latter belief may seem baseless.[10] Rationalist accounts must strike a delicate balance.
In the digital age, this playful, delicate byway of the avant garde may seem archaic.
Thai cooking may seem easy, but at its best it walks a delicate gastronomic tightrope, often combining in the same dish the tastes of sweet, hot, sour, bitter and salty in a way that is subtle and unique.
It may seem strange that there is a hormonal influence in such a delicate calculation as to whether or not to trust someone.
The idea of Radiohead using a delicate, miniaturised baroque keyboard in their next album may seem far-fetched, but it's all part of Greenwood's boundless musical enthusiasm.
While it may seem like your sports bra is made of steel, it's actually very delicate and rubbing against other pieces of laundry can cause microscopic abrasions that build up over time.
Although this may seem a little frustrating, it would be possible, in principle, to design a delicate experiment using macrostructures with a 2D NRI response in microwaves, small enough and with such a mass that, when impinged by a well-designed laser beam with sufficient power, it is mechanically oriented in a given plane as predicted by our recent studies.
