Sentence examples for more delicate in from inspiring English sources

Few subjects are more delicate in Washington.

The line between invention and schtick is more delicate in that form than any other".

"Very hardy and excellent vegetables," he writes, "often more delicate in flavour than the hearting Cabbages".

The leaves the First Flush produces are yellower in color than those that follow and more delicate in taste.

His character is often described as bisexual, although Bobby is far more ambiguous, the film more delicate in its portrayals.

The name is cute, the culatello gorgeous, a rosy kerchief from a pig's haunch, funkier in scent but more delicate in taste than prosciutto.

This material might have produced a story of psychological disintegration and betrayal in the wilderness, but Michaels has a more delicate subject in mind: the emotional distances in even the best marriages.

Just as you choose lighter clothing in hot weather and heavier layers in the cold, so, too, do we gravitate toward more delicate wines in summer and sturdier bottles in winter.

Batch adjustment was found to be particularly valuable in the detection of more delicate differences in gene expression.

"But there were more delicate things in the way words have changed in their meaning and the way people react.

The movement in "Once" is often slower and more delicate than in the duo's six earlier collaborations, but it is no less precise than the ceremonial regiment marches in "Black Watch" or the lurching and stumbling of young women and men that Mr. Hoggett choreographed for "American Idiot" on Broadway.