Sentence examples for so it is delicate from inspiring English sources

Before the war she was Constance, a farmer's wife in Indiana, but "he was made out of wool and I was made out of wire", so it is delicate, gentle Bartholomew who stays home to mind the farm, and Constance, stubborn, impatient and aching for adventure, who binds her breasts and cuts her hair and goes off to fight for the Republic.

Minchelli – who used to be chef at the venerable Le Duc – prepares fish with a minimum of adornment, so that it is delicate and never overcooked.

Her mother, Anne Mansouret, a Socialist politician, says that, at the time, she advised her daughter against doing so because it was "delicate" and they were close to the Strauss-Kahn family.

It's delicate and so wise, I almost fear it.

If so, it's okay to want the delicate, lacy and hand-embroidered tablecloth, provided you're aware that it may get stained and require special washing.

"The book has suffered much, pages are badly burned or water-stained, so it is very delicate and rarely put on show.

Because we are at a point where we have very complex systems, we have very complex levers, we have a lot of information… So it is a delicate topic, really, and I think there's no catch-all regulation where we can get rid of all the fake news".

Gluten-free pastry is delicate, so it is easiest to make the pie bases by taking a lump and then squidging the pastry evenly around the hollow with your thumb.

"So it's a delicate balance".

"So it's a delicate decision that they need to make".

So it's a delicate balance between putting on good music and making ends meet.