Sentence examples for more delicate notes from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, they're the dominant flavour in this korma, which I'm not particularly keen on because the more delicate notes of the spices and dairy get lost.
A new generation of gins, such as the rose- and cucumber-forward Hendrick's Gin, showcase the spirit's more delicate and floral notes.
He notes, in language much more delicate than Moynihan's (let alone Du Bois's), that "some in ghetto communities are believed to devalue traditional coparenting and to eschew mainstream styles of childrearing".
Note that this can damage more delicate plant material, so be careful.
I note that May and her officials censored more delicate information, such as of white-collar crime.
As the report notes, the building is a graceful "combination of French Beaux-Arts details with more delicate neo-Federal motifs".
This is much more delicate.
But your back, it's more delicate.
It is something different, more delicate.
