Sentence examples for too delicate to be from inspiring English sources

Inal Khashig, the founder and editor of Chegemskaya Pravda, an independent weekly newspaper, says Abkhazia's independence is too delicate to be gambled with.

A scarf, too delicate to be of use to a boy, was no longer on its hall-stand peg when she looked for it one Saturday morning.

The white spaces shove dramatic images apart, and pull together things that might normally be too delicate to be displayed with each other.

Their Gallic counterparts have so far refused on the grounds that the work of art is too delicate to be moved.

IT is too delicate to be a pizza, this handkerchief of dough with a crisp fringe and slightly wilting interior, rolled out so thin you wonder how it holds itself together.

But some 11,000 are classified "secret," 9,000 are labeled "noforn," shorthand for material considered too delicate to be shared with any foreign government, and 4,000 are designated both secret and noforn.

The soul's texture is too delicate to exist independently of the body that contains it, and in any case the connection with the body is necessary for sensation to occur.

Although the feet are too delicate to bear weight, Gingerich, writing in Science, thinks that the long toe bones might have been webbed for swimming.

Fine roots were not examined because they were "too delicate to excavate without an inordinate amount of time being spent on them".

I started out by calling Mr. Haneke a sadist, but it seems to me that he may be too naïve, too delicate, to merit that designation, which should be reserved only for the greatest filmmakers.

5) Dry laundry properly Use the tumble dry function if available, but be aware that certain items may be too delicate to tumble-dry and wool can shrink in the dryer.