Sentence examples for was really delicate from inspiring English sources
The wine itself was really delicate with a nice fruity mid-palate and a bit of fizz.
"It was really delicate," said Dianne Dooley, whose hand was shattered in the explosion and whose committee met every month for two years to create a gift shop, or memorial store as it is now called.
Homeschooled until the fifth grade — "I was really delicate as a child, emotionally and psychologically, and my mom was loath to subject me to kids" — Carpenter began playing the organ at the age of four, after being inspired by a photograph of an organist mid-chord.
Homeschooled until the fifth grade—"I was really delicate as a child, emotionally and psychologically, and my mom was loath to subject me to kids"—Carpenter began playing the organ at the age of four, after being inspired by a photograph of an organist mid-chord.
"It is really delicate if Koizumi says that he won't visit Yasukuni.
"Phone manufacturers, operators and service providers are developing products for a target group aged 12 to 16, but their way of bringing them out is really delicate," Mr. Virkki said.
"The surface is really delicate and it turned out that most of the solvent systems that could dissolve and remove the ink could potentially damage the painting as well," said Smithen.
"My mum says, I literally popped out and [she makes jazz hands and wide eyes] she wanted to call me 'Aarti', which means prayer and is really delicate and sweet, but when she saw me she decided on 'Archana', which means worship".
It is known and documented [6], however, that the sensors have different sensitivities (for example, F14 produced substantially dimmer images [46]), and even for the same satellite, in addition to the natural deterioration of the sensor over time, undocumented gain adjustments were made during its lifetime, so that the comparison between different image-years is really delicate.
This light dish is really delicate, but also very satisfying.
