Sentence examples for not delicate enough from inspiring English sources

The human sensory apparatus, however, is often not delicate enough to perceive slow and gradual changes in motion; also, when motion changes are abrupt, the sense organs tend to overestimate the degree of change.

Mr. Obama's order requires agencies to use only one term — "Controlled Unclassified Information," or CUI — when stamping certain documents that officials believe should be safeguarded but that are not delicate enough to warrant being classified.

That is a balancing act they may not be delicate enough to pull off.

"The Wind," a ditty not quite delicate enough to belong to Drake, squeezed God, the soul and the devil into less than two minutes.

"If you're not doing harm to anybody," he told Leveson, who was delicate enough not to mention Mrs Mosley, "you should be allowed to do whatever you like".

Combine: Montreal steak seasoning is perhaps the most classic steak seasoning, strong enough to enhance the flavor of the meat yet delicate enough not to overpower it.

Montreal steak seasoning is perhaps the most classic steak seasoning, strong enough to enhance the flavor of the meat yet delicate enough not to overpower it.

When she couldn't find one with legs delicate enough to please her, she went to Crate & Barrel, bought a Butterfly desk for $119, and attached its wheeled legs to a maple top, which she designed.

Speaking to The A.P., Mr. Newman said the topic was "delicate enough that I'm not going to offend people every which way" and added he was worried there may be backlash from conservatives.

Marinating the chicken for a short time beforehand helps the flavours seep through, while keeping the meat delicate enough so it doesn't fight with the spicy dressing.

Hearty enough to grill but delicate enough for salads and sautés, you can't go wrong with the button.