Sentence examples for too delicate to from inspiring English sources

It was too delicate to print.

But this truth always seems too delicate to broach.

Until the clay is cooked in a kiln, it is too delicate to handle.

The watercolor, now at the Albertina in Vienna, is too delicate to travel.

The trouble is they tend to be pungent, or too delicate to survive shipping.

Sometimes wood is just too delicate to support the weight of the customer's idea.

Mrs. Clinton suggested negotiations were too delicate to assert herself more directly.

At the time of the 1995 exhibition, conservators thought it was too delicate to travel.

The assumption seems to be that the Staves are too sweet, too delicate to swear.

But the magic of those first three films finally proved too delicate to sustain.

It also provides the possibility to create exclusively-online exhibitions using objects that may ordinarily be too delicate to handle.