Sentence examples for not exactly delicate from inspiring English sources
So not exactly delicate sunsets over white sandy beaches on Instagram.
As with silence in Mr. Magloire's music, stillness is an integral component of his choreography, which, though exacting, is not exactly delicate.
Fans of "South Park" are well aware that Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of that Comedy Central animated series, are not exactly delicate about the language on the show.
The thousands of cuts are made with circular handsaws — not exactly a delicate artist's tool.
No wonder advocates of more outsourcing, such as the CBI, demand more Whitehall authoritarianism and departments being told what to do, but that is not exactly a recipe for the delicate cooperation on which shared service contracting depends.
"Delicate" is not exactly a word I would choose to describe my favorite ragu -- based very loosely on a recipe by Jeanne Carola-Francesconinin her classic "La Cucina Napoletana".
If one of the four parts is not exactly right, the impact of the delicate, complex piece is muddied.
"Delicate and subtle" are not exactly the adjectives to describe her Oscar-nominated sexy saloon singer Lily Von Shtupp (shtupp is Yiddish for "fuck") in Blazing Saddles (1974).
It's a very unique and delicate situation in a city not exactly known for treating celebrities and controversial situations with kid gloves.
Still, Mr. Corzine does a delicate dance when the subject of Goldman comes up, not exactly defending the company but not throwing it under the bus, either.
