The technique is big and powerful, tending toward the heavy-handed when pressed by such fearsome pieces as the Schumann Toccata but capable of considerable delicacy as well.

However, such a move would have to be done with considerable delicacy, because of the possibility that free elections might oust much of the current leadership, including Mr. McCarthy.

Dearth's works from the 1890s to the early 1900s show him to be the landscape painter of considerable delicacy, refinement, and imaginative feeling.

They both eventually handled this awkwardness with considerable delicacy.

His last meeting with Hadfield would requite considerable delicacy and tact.

It is important to note that relaxation tests are extremely difficult to perform because maintaining the condition in a test requires considerable delicacy.

Erving Goffman has noted however 'the considerable informational delicacy of this form of interaction', and how 'individuals may use darkness to ensure strategic ambiguity'.

Altman came over to shake her hand, which he did with considerable delicacy.

I really felt considerable delicacy about speaking as I did.

But in her third-act solo variation, she also demonstrated that she can dance with considerable delicacy.