Sentence examples for this very delicate from inspiring English sources

This very delicate balancing act is artful, in its way.

"And then I put this very delicate handmade colored glass in it, that fits with my personality".

George and I were, I think, dancing around this very delicate line about BBC News being independent from the rest of the institution.

In fact, if we never see the judge in this sequence, it's because we are literally placed in his position, with the couple talking directly to camera, ie to us; and we remain in the judging position throughout this very delicate case.

I do not believe that we should abandon either effort to install a democracy in these countries, but I have no faith in the heavy-handedness and deaf ear of the Bush administration to bring this very delicate job to any degree of completion.

Preacher conducts this very delicate dance between realism and absurdity, switching back and forth from being a drama about a man of faith trying to find his way to an action show in which he must beat the snot out of a half-dozen civil war re-enacters in a Texas roadhouse bar.

That not rock statement above- well, it is not entirely true but there is only one photo from the spectacular and, this time, the very delicate geology of the ocean floor!

"But this is very delicate".

He also contended that East Germany was on the verge of imminent disintegration, and that this "very, very delicate, dicey and dangerous situation," must be dealt with or it will throw all Europe into turmoil.

"The decision to do this was very delicate and we did not want to make the situation worse," says Ray Privett of Facets Multimedia, the Chicago-based film company that organised the petition.

This is very delicate surgery, again done via laparotomy.