Sentence examples for more delicate touch from inspiring English sources

Revueltas's "Five Children's Songs" had an altogether lighter, more delicate touch.

Subtly flavored seafood, like crab meat, shrimp and oysters, requires a more delicate touch.

She repeated the trick on my stomach, although with a rather more delicate touch once I told her I'd just eaten lunch.

The Neoclassical reaction, which set in shortly after 1760, reimposed a Classical discipline on design, though of a lighter and more delicate touch than that of the previous Classicists, the Palladians.

Since the pen needs no batteries, it feels light in the hand, and since the tip is pressure-sensitive, software designed for it can respond with thicker lines when you press harder, thinner ones with a more delicate touch.

And if more low-key tracks such as the elegiac 'Urn' don't always hold it as well as the likes of the furious 'Bonfire' from 'Camp' or the more bullish 'One Up' and 'Eat  YOur Vegetables' (for which he's joined by his brother Steven, aka G.Lover), his singing chops and more delicate touches also impress.

Starting alongside World Cup-winner Christophe Dugarry late in the season, the pair formed "an unlikely combination, brilliance from Bordeaux alongside a brickie from Barnsley, but Horsfield's robust approach has complemented Dugarry's more delicate touches"; their partnership produced four wins and a draw from the last six games.

Once you get a feel for the process, advance to strains that that are more delicate and need an expert touch.

Plants also respond to a more delicate mechanical stress referred to as touch that leads to nastic or tropic responses (thigmonasty or thigmotropism).

Oscar de la Renta's sure touch has never seemed firmer — nor more delicate.

The delicate touch and dense composition of the more than 130 works in the Sixth International Miniature Print Biennial at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk make for a smart, stylish exhibition.