Sentence examples for what a delicate from inspiring English sources

"I realised what a delicate situation this was".

What a delicate, elegant marvel these movies have been.

That and Korey's death brought back the reality of what a delicate game we play.

Pensioners, children, the working class... what a delicate little flower Miss Horrocks must be, the mental equivalent of the unfortunate Boy In The Bubble.

And that contrast demonstrated what a fine line Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore were trying to walk, what a delicate balance they were trying to strike.

"I often get letters asking why we can't see the holes clearer," he said, during the Open golf on BBC, going on to explain what a delicate job it is for the golf club wallahs, cutting the holes correctly, and how they go round the edges with white paint to try to help Alliss's correspondents: "They try, believe you me, they try".

What a very delicate situation she dealt with!

Officials do not want shock therapy because it could threaten the jobs of many of the 160m migrants who come from the countryside to provide the cheap labour behind China's exports.This economic quandary has become more acute at what is a delicate political moment for the Communist Party.

Visiting Mfangano Island recently to assess the health situation here, he said, "If you could only have seen what I've seen!" Now Dr. Orero is a private gynecologist, one of the relatively few in Africa willing to talk openly about what remains a delicate subject.

"We'll make do with who we have and we'll have fresh players ready to play what is a delicate and important game," added the Milan coach.

It's unclear whether Capito simply confused the two after the debate, or whether she was attempting to obfuscate on what remains a delicate issue in coal-rich West Virginia.