Delicately in a sentence

Even in the recovery phase, delicately walks a perilous tightrope and arrives on the other side as the masterpiece of Perry’s career.

Every backdrop a canvas of pure white, tracked ever so delicately with gray veining!

He grabbed hold and delicately removed the snake.

Plus, the formula gives your skin a natural, radiant glow and leaves it delicately scented with a blend of fizzy citrus and tonka.

Political columnist Ed Kilgore, delicately, as if with gloves used to handle archival material, makes the routine, obligatory call to return to King’s message.

Scatterings of pumpkin seeds brought a lovely, warming crunch while the accompanying butternut terrine was perfectly roasted and delicately balanced.

Semmens said the two timber logs, weighing about 2.5 tonnes, were delivered to a site and finally delicately crosscut into about 30 panels, each about 65mm thick for use in future prized guitars with a signature sound.

She tells him as delicately as possible that she's resigning, and he blows up at her, reminding her of the access he's given her to some of the most powerful people in the world.

The actual floral headpiece is a collaboration between her go-to design house and Jess Collett, the London based milliner, delicately crafted from silver embroideries.

The first goal was from Rich Huntley, who delicately chipped the Basingstoke stand-in keeper Sam Davis from the corner of the box, assisted by Rob Iley.

The garden has an expansive bamboo forest, Lake Senba and Tokugawa’s villa, Kobuntei, which features delicately painted wall screens and views of the gardens and surrounding wonderful scenery.

The potato is tender, flaky, and earthy, delicately flavored with butter, filling your tastebuds.

The sculpture features delicately crafted windows, doors and suspension rods - standing at nearly two-and-half-feet tall.

The thin liquid has a very even flavor — not too strong and not too faint — and as you continue to sip it, it makes you want even more as the aftertaste delicately fades away after a few seconds.

Artist John Ellsberry delicately works on touching up around the scales of his 1987 creation.

Bold in personality, performance the brow department, the winner’s flawless arches delicately framed her face, adding an extra touch of elegance to her well-deserved win.

But it’s perhaps best known for its work with a local speciality: sweet, delicately floral-scented fortified wines made from muscat grapes.

But while the stunts were in a class of their own, Knox’s physical exhaustion in Season 2 delicately mirrors the emotional weight his character carries as he grapples with the pressures of authority and the consequences of his decisions.

Crafted from intertwining polished calfskin bands that are delicately embossed, these combine sleek contemporary lines with a timeless artisanal quality.

Destiny and development politics delicately come together in Goutam Ghose’s latest work of art depicting big-ticket projects’ impact in the Narmada basin on human life and the environment.