The sentence "Work delicately" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something should be done carefully and cautiously. For example, "Please work delicately when handling the fragile vase."
Written by Dan Fogelman, the script has many parts in motion, and a fair amount of it works delicately and well.
The cast includes Emma Stone, Analeigh Tipton, Kevin Bacon, and Marisa Tomei; David Denby wrote that "the midsummer-night's-follies script has many moving parts, and a fair amount of it works delicately and well," and he singled out Stone for her "quick, precise, tart delivery" of the screenwriter Dan Fogelman's comic dialogue.
It was a playful, feminine work of delicately sketched squares melting into clouds of orange and violet.
There are, as in The Fairy Feller, variegated grasses wreathing randomly over the surface of the work, and delicately depicted lilies of the valley, about as tall as the fairy queen herself.
"Like Giotto's famous frescoes at Padua, which were painted around 1305, this earlier Roman work has delicately modeled figures, and it has perspective, too," says Mr. Strinati, noting that the seraphs are staring at the same focal point (one that remains buried beneath Baroque frippery).
He was a founder of the Pattern and Decoration movement and his current work looks delicately nurtured by knowing hands, which reproduce the subtleties of bamboo stalks and peony petals with the kind of learned apprenticeship undertaken by a sushi chef.
But soon wordplay gives way to works that delicately balance the aesthetic experience of abstract form against the easy familiarity of everyday things.
Ms. Ting, who teaches drawing, sculpture and design at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and book art at the Pratt Institute, offers a particularly strong group of works: four delicately beautiful drawings made of cut paper, ink and soot.
Would that work, we asked delicately?
Wright's most famous protégés, James Baldwin and Ralph Ellison, both eventually dissociated their work (Ellison more delicately than Baldwin) from his.
