Sentence examples for particular delicacy from inspiring English sources

Thinly cut wild scotch smoked salmon is a particular delicacy.

The reliefs decorating the walls of this temple are of particular delicacy and beauty.

Smoked salmon pate made with organic mayonnaise, dill and garlic is a particular delicacy.

But Nummedal insists on dragging him through the streets in search of a particular delicacy.

Wright explained: "The Shah has used him in the past to convey messages of particular delicacy and to negotiate various deals on behalf of the Iranian government..

The tragedy of Darwin's life, the death of his daughter Annie, in 1851, had overwhelmed him and his wife in the years before the book was written, and lent a particular delicacy to his implicit attack on religion.

It may well be a calculated lack, meant to point up Tom's particular decency and Maria's special delicacy.

The variety of the works and the range of materials, with each producing a different thud, mean that each piece projects its own particular optical delicacies and aural surprises.

But that is exactly what he tries to do at his lakeside home on the Leelanau Peninsula, best pinpointed as the top of the little finger in the Michigan mitten, an area known more for its white beaches, sand dunes and islands than its local food, though cherries and whitefish are particular regional delicacies.

Two series of etchings from the early 90's, in particular, display a delicacy and variety of thought and touch that the artist might fruitfully bring to painting.

Two series of etchings from the early 1990's, in particular, display a delicacy and variety of thought and touch that the artist might fruitfully bring to painting.