Whether or not it was Adams' aim in using this specific process, the extraordinarily fragile prints portraying stark monoliths reflect particularly well the delicate relationship between man and his surroundings.
Connor's staging is dangerous and visceral as well as delicate and romantic.
Well this "delicate" frontman is a serial stage diver, very fond of flinging himself – arms outstretched, wine (often red) bottle in hand – into the audience.
The classics are well represented: delicate pleated har gow ($3.50), craggy and half-exploded shiu mai ($3.50), slippery cheong fun, rice-noodle rolls ($2.50 to $4.95).
She has acquitted herself well in delicate indies (Conversations with Other Women), intense, macho-method drama (Alpha Dog) and blockbusters festooned with CGI (Cowboys and Aliens, Tron: Legacy).
Jerusalem artichokes, baked, then fried until their skins are almost caramelised, on a slick of ripe Sussex Yeoman cheese, could have been, well, more delicate.
And fishermen sell fresh and smoked fish straight from their boats, as well as delicate roe from vendace (a kind of whitefish), trout, herring and salmon.
She colors them with raw pigment, a process that allows her to use bold hues as well as delicate ones, and which ensures that even if a piece chips, you still see color all the way through.
Yet 11 years on, silicon has been embraced by many other brands, particularly those of the Swatch Group, which are using it for the production of escapement parts as well as delicate balance components like the hairspring.
Winslet plays April proud and damaged and secretive, which seems right, and she and DiCaprio express very well the delicate and brutal negotiations of a young marriage trying, and failing, to find a balance.
