Sentence examples for relative delicacy from inspiring English sources
The young orchestra played his music with relative delicacy and then attacked the Brahms with enthusiasm.
But historians of recorded sound have long been fretting about the relative delicacy of that sound, or more specifically, of the media on which it is stored.
After a Menuetto that was only slightly less reserved than the first movement, he played the closing Rondo Alla Turca at a breathless clip and with a breadth of dynamics that swept away any notion that his earlier restraint had been meant to evoke the relative delicacy of the fortepiano.
The feminine body is marked by hesitancy, relative weakness, delicacy, and restraint qualities that in fact render women more vulnerable to violence and yet the woman or girl is taught to view her sexual body as dangerously provocative because inherently "rapable" (159).
"Some people start crying, saying it's for a sick relative who's craving a national delicacy".
The sculptor Christian Wenzinger worked at Freiburg im Breisgau in relative isolation, but his softly modelled figures have a delicacy that recalls the paintings of Boucher.
But Silas chose the factual scheme of death, a choice given to the alternately calming and brutal representations of death relative to the viewer's proneness to emotional and aesthetic delicacy.
All civet cats -- relatives of the mongoose widely eaten in winter as a delicacy -- will be killed "in a few days," Dr. Zhong said.
A few days before Thanksgiving — for which she roasted a turkey, while her husband, Ray Beauchamp, cooked pernil, a Puerto Rican pork delicacy of her childhood — she sat at her dining room table with two albums displaying countless Philadelphia relatives spread out before her.
She lives in New Jersey but travels to Brooklyn on weekends to visit relatives and pick up Russian delicacies at M & I International.
