Sentence examples for most delicate thing from inspiring English sources

Walter is a slim person, with long hands that cradle a wine glass as though it's the most delicate thing in the world.

But, when she met Berlusconi, "what I found really, really amazing was that such an important man with so much power decided to give to a young person he had seen only once one of the most delicate things to do".

"It's the most lyrical and delicate thing I've ever read of Richard's".

After working on flesh and bone for 30 minutes, the real summit presented itself: the human brain, the most delicate, complex, and beautiful thing the universe.

After working on flesh and bone for 30 minutes, the real summit presented itself: the human brain, the most delicate, complex, and beautiful thing in the universe.

Intensities abound: things are "most delicate," "so dominant, so focused".

Manning said there was no problem and that Warner never made things awkward, even in the most delicate moment.

It was the feel of the thing in my hand, slender and smooth, the most delicate weapon I could imagine.

The first thing that hits you is the texture – it's like the most delicate Shredded Wheat imaginable – then all these flavours hit you all at once.

More documents posted late Monday showed, among other things, a pragmatic approach taken by the Palestinian negotiators to the refugee issue, one of the most delicate and divisive points of contention between Palestinians and Israelis.

Heritage is a delicate thing.