Sentence examples for too delicate for from inspiring English sources
He was simply too delicate for the business.
Government officials have deemed his health too delicate for incarceration.
It's a delicate balance, and a delicate subject, maybe too delicate for the orderly "Education".
"It is about war and peace and too delicate for them to do what they want".
A spokesman defended the closed-door approach, saying that the subjects being reviewed are too delicate for public discussion.
Smith oversaw thoughtful planting and particularly the successful cultivation of species previously thought too delicate for the north.
"I've seen high ranking State Department officials say 'Ooh that's a lot of civilian casualties'… but they are not going to press it because it's too delicate of a situation for the United States," Schmitz said.
He was too whimsical, and... he was too delicate a mind for a good deal of the rough work that we have to do in the Society".
Reading the poems, we were struck by a certain thin and unsubstantial quality in them, a kind of colorful impermance, suggesting that the gossmer of poetry is still too delicate a substance for beltiness.
A lot of what this line does is embroider — well, embroider is too delicate a word for this process, which looks like children's scrawl made from pipe cleaner.
Although she is, according to her voice-over narration (which appears to be in verse), a hardboiled ex-cop from a tough working-class background, Jill is too delicate and sensitive for Sydney's literary demimonde.
