Her delicate face suggested she was not much more than sixteen.

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They face delicate tradeoffs.

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We face some delicate balances in which the welfare of many is at stake.

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And the Fed would face the delicate job if explaining to market traders that the short term rate they had been plugging into all their algorithms was variable, after all.

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Mr Duhalde and Mr Remes face an enormously delicate balancing act.

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David Knowles from the University devised a frame to support Hor face down, while delicate reshaping work was completed.

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Among them is the large yet oddly intimate portrait of "George III" (1771), in which there's a lovely play between the informal pose, the royal red military coat, and the delicate, even vulnerable, features of the king's face and hands.

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This applies as much to the delicate-but-intense Nebbiolos and Pinot Noirs as it does to the muscular, in-your-face Australian Shirazes.

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