Sentence examples for something delicate about from inspiring English sources

There is something delicate about Miller.

Perhaps there is something delicate about the idea that a President would be influenced by what a prisoner chose to do.

Yet there was something delicate about the drum, for it was intricately decorated, with a beaded belt and skirt, hung with tassels of pulled red yarn and sewn tightly all around with small tin cones, or tinklers.

"There was something delicate and strange and mysterious about the character.

"If you look at an orchid, there's something delicate and pristine and ultimately perfect about it.

When I met my partner he played me this song, and I was expecting something quite, well possibly rude and what I got was something delicate, poetic and there is something about the melody I find truly sublime.

But there is something delicate, and genuine, something intangible but precious about the social world that we build online, and how we choose to express ourselves openly in that kind of environment.

But there's something delicate, almost spectral despite the hulking thisness of the symbol about that piece of hanging landscape.

"A great distance when one has something delicate to negotiate.

I wouldn't dream of combining it with something delicate.

You get something delicate, which is not a word usually associated with this vegetable.