Sentence examples for most delicate and from inspiring English sources

We produce that most delicate and personal of products: health.

Then he was a practitioner of cricket's most delicate and complex art, wrist-spin bowling.

The chef makes some of the most delicate and subtle Thai food I have ever eaten.

"The most delicate and difficult of questions", he says, pointing to Mexico, "is the adjustment of a boundary between us.

Sheltered islets, nurseries to so much wildlife, are among the most delicate and deeply affected by oil.

The recent publication of two of his most delicate and beautiful novels will, with any luck, help turn the tide.

And let me not forget Ruinart, which makes one of the most delicate and lacy blanc de blancs.

Here playing solo, he sang well and provided the most delicate and hypnotic instrumental work of the night.

Rattigan, that most delicate and restrained of English playwrights, completed Cause Célèbre just before his death in 1977.

"The most insecure people I knew were criminals, but the most delicate and insecure people I know now are entertainers," he said.

On the refugee issue, one of most delicate and intractable in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Mr. Obama managed to upset both sides.