Sentence examples for terribly delicate from inspiring English sources
British justice was "a terribly delicate organism", Sumption said.
It would be disastrous to go into a referendum with all the politicians being terribly delicate about the consequences of independence: a vote to leave would in fact be followed by savage rows over all sorts of things, and it is essential that everybody understand that in advance.
And thus my dinner in an unfamiliar city with its rivers and lighted bridges was graced not only with chilled wine and lemon slices but with compassion and sorrow even after the waiter removed my plate with the head of the fish still staring and the barrel vault of its delicate bones terribly exposed, save for a shroud of parsley.
"Lobster has a lot of bling, but is terribly expensive and can be very disappointing, while crab, which is sweeter and more delicate, is a lot of work," he says.
It's terribly difficult to make a movie about the last years of his life; you have to be very precise and delicate.
But both caution that the situation has reached a delicate stage — with a second age of nuclear proliferation close at hand — and that missteps now could hurt terribly in the future.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
