One wishes that all sixteen-year-olds received the same sort of delicate treatment.
But that sort of delicate sidestepping is also the main reason that she and other first ladies who have practiced it have enjoyed such high approval ratings.
His fingers were in a sort of delicate pinch at his chin, in a pose that photographers like, because they want to see your hands.
In short, the English had landed in the sort of delicate, high-stakes, multicultural imbroglio that is best handled by an arrogant, contumacious, know-it-all bully.
After a series of laboratory tests, they report that their volunteer Dennis Aabo Sorensen, a 36-year-old Dane who lost his hand nine years previously was able to use that feedback to accomplish the sort of delicate tasks that wearers of artificial limbs often struggle with.Dr Raspopovic used a prosthetic hand with built-in pressure sensors.
This performance, in fact, gave us, in less than 10 minutes, a full flowering of the Soviet Russian style of male virtuosity in dance - with something added which was inimitably personal to Nureyev - coupled with the sort of delicate, unstrained classicism which so well suits Fonteyn and which in the past (if not on this particular occasion) has so often bespoken the guidance of Frederick Ashton.
JK: Well, this is a sort of delicate one, isn't it?
Not much later that evening, the bloated feeling evolved into a sort of delicate nausea coupled with a more tender belly.
A team of researchers has invented a versatile and powerful technique that uses light and electrical force to pick up and sort thousands of delicate microscopic objects at once.
That sort of remembering, delicate in its unfolding and revealed through a sequence of glimpses, makes up Trevor's art in this disturbing story.
