Sentence examples for required delicacy from inspiring English sources
The tasting menu was described as the chef's interpretation of a typical Bavarian meal, but that didn't stop him from inserting an Italianate interlude: sweet, tender chunks of lobster resting on a bed of thin but flavorful pasta with thin slices of truffle, all in cream; no other sauce would have had the required delicacy.
This is an issue requiring delicacy.
"'How are you going to say no after that?" The craft requires delicacy.
Its dense, outgoing sections require power and assurance, and its more graceful slow movements require delicacy and a fine balance.
And in an area that relies on tourism for much of its income, the bald eagle is being promoted as a winter attraction -- but one that requires delicacy.
Still, the nighttime spike requires delicacy among retailers: for reasons of propriety, they do not want to be seen as encouraging drunken shopping, and many people who inadvertently buy products in that state would most likely return them at high rates.
Mahshi requires delicacy and time — the main reason it is prepared before the day it is cooked and served.
Communicating about potential hazards requires delicacy and clarity, the PRHE researchers and others say, with full acknowledgment of the limits of current scientific understanding.
This requires delicacy but by first focusing on how you get along with this person and appreciate all their positive traits, you can then proceed to point out that there is one concern and that is the bossiness involved in certain tasks the two of you work on together (have some factual examples ready to help you explain).
But the first verse required a delicacy that was maddening.
