Sentence examples for perceived delicacy from inspiring English sources

Interactional factors include the interpersonal skills of both GP and patient, verbal and non-verbal communication and the perceived delicacy of the topic.

This was available only in the higher areas above the valley but it was perceived as a delicacy by nearly all, and particularly esteemed by the Gurung and Magar castes.

Perhaps, some might add, so as better to resist the perceived onslaught of Americanisation.Reflecting the delicacy of the Saudi conundrum, Crown Prince Abdullah insisted in a recent televised speech that, though reform was inevitable, he would not tolerate anyone "hurting the Muslim faith in the name of freedom of expression".

Firstly, through a questionnaire survey, we deduced that the five most expected images perceived in micro-electronic products are: (i) high-technology, (ii) efficiency, (iii) lightness and handiness, (iv) nobility, and (v) delicacy.

For perceived advantage?

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.

The interior bears a totally different kind of scrutiny, to perceive the intricacy and color of the flowers that decorate the marble surface and delicacy of the almost lacy marble screen that surrounds the queen's tomb.

The delicacy of the colors and shapes reminds me of the subtle tones of Japanese scroll painting, which call into question the permanence of the world we perceive.

"One is perceiving.

"Foreigners perceive that.