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Elizabeth found the interest of the subject increase, and listened with all her heart; but the delicacy of it prevented farther inquiry.

"I don't expect you to understand me, my feelings, as anyone who loved me might, but simple delicacy I did expect, " she said.

By jury-rigging a microscope with a bellows camera, Bentley was able to capture for the first time the exquisite delicacy of a snowflake.

The delicacy and playfulness of Rococo designs is often seen as a reaction to the excesses of Louis XIV's regime.

He would always say to us: "A woman must be treated with the subtle delicacy that you would give to a rose petal. "

and biting each one carefully between his teeth as if it were a delicacy.

Spring eggs hardboiled in boys' urine has been a local delicacy in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, eastern China, for thousands of years.

Honeydew honey is only produced in a few parts of the world and is considered a delicacy in certain regions.

He said, love is just as this blooming lead rose, a toxic delicacy. There's no need to kiss it repeatedly with your precious lip.

The monkey was busy catching fleas on himself and biting each one carefully between his teeth as if it were a delicacy.

Realizing the delicacy of the matter, the government tried to shape public reaction in more ways than by simply restricting coverage.

Having inherited from his mother an exceeding delicacy of constitution, he was sent to the care of his uncle in Vermont.

George had always said that Episode II would be a love story, and it has a real sort of courtly delicacy about it.

All in all, the experience made it hard for me to keep a straight face when people referred to whale as a "delicacy. "

He then raised his head, staring at her, his eyes become so fierce, cold, gloomy, all Miyi tenderness, delicacy, tenderness . . . all gone.

It is not on account of his gracious and considerate ways and his delicacy that I love him.

CHILDREN love Peter Rabbit for his epic naughtiness and lucky escapes, adults for the delicacy with which he is drawn.

Hallward painted away with that marvellous bold touch of his, that had the true refinement and perfect delicacy in art.

The plan to fight the Western Hemisphere's worst oceanic menace is to turn it into a gourmet delicacy.

The dish has been a local delicacy in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, eastern China, for thousands of years.

I thought it a case of some delicacy .

Found in soups these days rather than in the sea, the high value of sharks fin have made it savory delicacy and a symbol of elite status.

Two-eyed, present-day man has no need of such microscopic delicacy in his vision.

She believes the commitment, liking the whole fine things, the promise of the food, man of the beautiful clothes, delicacy.

I think it would not be very likely to promote sisterly affection or delicacy of mind.

Start with spinach - baby spinach should be the first choice, its delicacy like that of young love.

However, although as a famous novel reflecting the real folk story, some shortcomings in itself make it not as delicacy as it should be.

This oil, a litre of which can take up to 20 hours to make, fetches a high price as a culinary delicacy and a cosmetic product.

"Our aim is to make eating vegetables a delicacy, " he said. "You have to provide a sensory experience. "

The next morning, the American returned, placed his order, and then that evening he was served the one and only special delicacy of the day.

Here was again a want of delicacy and regard for others which had formerly so struck and disgusted her.

But a Seoul city government study last month determined that the delicacy contains dangerous levels of the heavy metal cadmium .

Common sense, common care, common prudence, were all sunk in Mrs. Dashwood's romantic delicacy .

I miss your song like smile , and I miss you dreamlike delicacy . Looking at you silently , I offer up my most sincerely blessing .

The concept of green design and humanity design is explained, and the drawback of current green product design is delicacy analyzed.

The deep basket for pepper The deep basket for pepper was made of bamboo rattans , delicacy, practical and filled with humanities and art.

Lydgate divined some delicacy of feeling here, but did not half understand it.

Eating with care, delicacy, and restraint is one of the attributes that makes us human and different from animals.

Perfectly balanced, a strong and fresh fruity wine emerges from behind the finesse and the delicacy typical of Chardonnays.

2nd thoughts, dog meat is one delicacy that does not offend any religions. t should be on the menu for the United Nation annual banquet.

Georgina: Try the cock, Albert. It's a delicacy, and you know where it's been.

Purists might bristle , or they could just sit back and enjoy the lilting tale, with its delicacy of feeling and expression .

But to confine them within those limits, which grace, which propriety, which delicacy, and modesty require, is the office of temperance.

His handsome face, in the photo, adds a little female delicacy but paradoxically with a masculine figure.

The experience of the operator and the delicacy of control available enables a balance of heat increment and loss to be achieved.

The main Moroccan dish most people are familiar with is couscous, an old delicacy probably of Berber origin.

The delicacy of her skin shows that the meticulous skin care routine really paid off.

Knowing that Jolyonm was Irene's trustee , all felt the delicacy of this question, and looked at Soames with interest.

Miss Martha became concerned; her sympathetic heart ached to add some delicacy to his meager purchase, but her courage failed.

He, who had married a daughter to Mr. Rushworth: romantic delicacy was certainly not to be expected from him.

Pangolins meat is considered a delicacy and their scales are thought locally to be beneficial to breast-feeding mothers.

Elegant warm ring to work fine delicacy makes the heart beat price!

The delicacy gives literators and painters inspiration for creation, and has led to brush shafts being decorated with artistic patterns.

For a long time, the shark's fin is rare delicacy and is widely regarded as the health-care, nourishing and beauty-keeping food.

Yes, the cocoa-bean -- the heart of the sweetest delicacy in the world -- is bitter.

Such an environment often exposes the delicacy or limitations of existing security implementations.

The general public will have the honor of the current one Tianfu Food Expo fruit taste of delicacy.

She had the delicacy to move away to permit the lovers a moment of privacy.

People were queuing for an unusual delicacy: balls of butter, dipped in dough and cooked in a vat of boiling oil.

Used to be only eaten by Aboriginal people, but now a local delicacy.

Traditionally, it is double boiled with rocky sugar to make a delicacy known as "bird's nest soup" .

The bio sensing material is the main factor to influence the delicacy, precision and testing scope of the fiber optic biosensor.

to relations of transcendent delicacy and sweetness, to what roses and violets hint and foreshow.

Colour and lustre is rich, the delicacy with lovely modelling suckles cake, believe regular meeting brings accident surprise to you.

They are often hunted as bush meat, and many Africans consider them to be a delicacy.

I should feel sensible of your delicacy, and grateful for it, if you would spare me these references to Harthouse.

A Chinese woman selling scorpions on stick waits for customers at a stall in Beijing, where the delicacy is fried in cooking oil.

Dark chocolate : Dark chocolates are nothing short of a delicacy, they send our taste buds spiralling.

By this delicacy, with our special product series, we provide cleanliness, comfort and grace to your leisure space.

Pink, the fluffy epitome of all that is feminine. It's a refined, romantic combination of red and white, evoking softness and delicacy.

Feminine: Describes wines with more feminine qualities: smoothness, round, gentle, finesses, elegance and delicacy. See also masculine.

Rosier for an instant forgot the delicacy of his position.

But its fast population growth also means nature's delicacy is at the mercy of human activities.

Fine sip, sip tea, solitary light KeGan mellow pleasant delicacy, Slow down and back, bring infinite charm gump.

As a delicacy enjoyed by elites, it became politically toxic during the Cultural Revolution.

Fishing, like photography, is an art that calls forth intelligence, concentration, and delicacy.

He carried out his duties with great delicacy and understanding.

The Food German cuisine is not noted for its delicacy, and Berlin' s is no exception.

Russia says it may have to stop exporting the expensive delicacy for the first time in a century.

The lexical density, science lexical density, the delicacy of clauses correlated with students' biology learning achievement only.

I was really amazed to see the beauty and delicacy of those treasures.

Hangzhou's Longjing Tea, the best of China's green tea, requires the water from the Tiger Spring to bring out its fragrance and delicacy.

White House officials say they are aware of the issue's political delicacy but are nonetheless moving ahead briskly.

Then excellent service more elephant a delicacy good dinner, take to the special experience, feeling for the consumer with enjoy.

Perhaps the most grotesque form of fish farming is the ranching of bluefin tuna, a delicacy that may sell for as much as $860 a kilo.

Chitlin's are considered a delicacy (a special and desirable food) in South Carolina and other parts of the South.

Embedding wires on the windings, a meticulous hand operation, highlights the delicacy and perfection of the products.

Particularly creative dishes that tastes more tepid , the materials used are very wide variety of delicacy fed to non-be.

Meat from the hunts is available in Japanese supermarkets and restaurants, although appetite for what is now a delicacy is fading.

Mom will certainly set the table with all kinds of delicacy, and Dad will always squeeze time out of his busy schedule and drive us out.

In addition, huge numbers of cattle bones excavated at Giza show that beef, a delicacy in Ancient Egypt, was a staple food of the builders.

He is with all the delicacy that could be expected of a boy of fifteen.

Everyone admired the delicacy of her features.

Everyone admires the delicacy of her features.

The amiable virtues consist in that degree of sensibility which surprises by its exquisite and unexpected delicacy and tenderness.

Some of the fish can be made into prahok (a Khmer delicacy) for longer storage.

The Delicacy Appreciation series activities are an online promoting platform that goes together with The Delicacy FB campaign.

But shark's fin soup is considered a delicacy by many Chinese diners, who also claim it has medicinal qualities.

emulsified with the oil phase after the paste evenly delicacy, the role of a stable emulsion.

This delicacy also allows Chardonnay to absorb the influences of both vinification technique and appellation of origin.

Locusts swarm to the lake. Some peoples might take it for a delicacy.

Is there not, dear Madame, something truly evangelical in this delicacy which abstains from sermon, from moralizing, from allusions?

Caviar, sometimes black caviar, is a luxury delicacy, consisting of processed, salted, non-fertilized sturgeon roe.

Orders can be met more reliably, so gourmets have a better chance of being able to crack open their favourite delicacy.

And wine still wanted to taste that delicacy of a little in person.

This article briefly discusses the author's views about delicacy management of classroom teaching of Advanced Mathematics.

Even if , as the natural rule goes, we retreat into decay, the same sky, the same delicacy and eternity will still remain.

Mooncakes are expensive and considered a delicacy, and production is labor-intensive and few people make them at home.

A warning of high cadmium levels in a delicacy sends prices plummeting , and the seafood industry wants an apology.

A very light and elegant cuvee which beautifully associates intense character and delicacy.

As China's middle class continues to grow, the number of aficionados who can afford the delicacy is expanding.

Fashion and elegant shape, featuring delicacy and taste and modern feeling Ultra - slim size facilitating carrying-on .

It resembles the freehand traditional Chinese painting and also shows the delicacy of the linear sketch.

His hand were invariably blotted with ink and stained with chemicals, yet he was possessed of extraordinary delicacy of touch.

If you come early tomorrow and place your order, we will be sure to save for you this remarkable delicacy!

The dish is an East End of London delicacy, often sold with pie and mash.

Therefore, increasing attention is paid to the delicacy management of construction project.

The wolf fish is described as a 'delicacy' and 'very vulnerable' to targeted fishing in the Atlantic.

Geneva has been a union of delicacy.

The shape is carved with delicacy when the initial shape came out from a mold.

Compact size, humanized appearance design, enhancing artistic delicacy of life.

People everywhere exhibit to come out in park at a life time Bo the their culture, delicacy, delicacies and science and technology.

Its image is lion like , implying courage, dignity, boldness and self-esteem rather than daintiness or delicacy.

The delicacy, aged and flavored ham from Spain cut right in front of me.

The bad news: on the iPad you don't have full control over the way fonts look, the resolution just trashes any delicacy.

After I have eaten mother the delicacy noodles, has gone out, but the God does not cooperate, but one rains, I had to go home!

The French luxury and Chinese delicacy combine together to create the Sofitel Hangzhou Xanadu Resort in paradise.

Caviar is a luxury delicacy , consisting of processed, salted, non- fertilized sturgeon roe .

In the midnight sunlight, certain main point sea awl, the potato strip, dried beef these snacks, all are extremely the delicacy.

Shark fins are being "harvested" in ever greater numbers to feed the growing demand for shark fin soup, an Asian "delicacy" .

Religion is a subject that must be approached with great delicacy.

'The wrinkled blue-grey wolf fish is a highly-prized delicacy which grows extremely slowly and can live for decades. '

Nevertheless, a porcupine is a juicy delicacy. And these curious cubs look for a way to get a paw under it, flip it, and attack.

Sichuan restaurant drunk on Hennessy Unique design with seamless open-air garden, good food, gourmet shops, enjoy the delicacy the world.

There're numerous examples I can cite to illustrate her tenderness, delicacy, warmth and her genuine love for me.

The pilot scheme of line loss delicacy in Nanhui area was recommended, and valuable experience was summarized.

"I fully appreciate his delicacy, " said Andrea, cramming the notes hastily into his pocket.

Wuhan Delicacy gathered domestic and overseas famous snacks which provide people a solemn and grand feast.

All you need is a computer to enjoy this extra delicacy for the soul, without even having to get onto the Internet.

A manager surnamed Wang said that it is the first time for the hotel to promote such delicacy, targeting high-end consumer groups.

In recent years, SMEPC has attempted to carry out line loss delicacy management based on its information technology development.

When autumn and winter come, the chestnut roasted with sugar is a delicacy right for the seasons.

Dancing, singing, acting, even find delicacy all men and women big PK, entertainment effect is absolutely double.

Listen to their voices, high permeability delicacy, sweetest fluidity tenor and bass virility powerful.

The local people regard these crabs as a great delicacy.

Tancheng Delicacy Handcrafts Co. , Ltd. is located in the south gate of Shandong Province, and in the southeast of Qingdao Port.

"The American charcoal roasted pig ribs" is dining-room can't miss the delicacy.

In fact, we have delicacy that's very much like this grasshopper: shrimps, a delicacy being sold at a high price.

The whole building is unique in sculpt and delicacy in carving skill, having strong feeling of Yuan Dynasty.

Shang segong is colourful bright, flavor pleasant delicacy is full-bodied, foliaceous (the tea-leaf that bubble crosses) gong liang.

Strawberry kabobs dipped in powdered sugar are another delicacy. And drinks such as a strawberry smoothie can wash it all down.

Pleaching fan Pleaching fan is highly valued handwork art, delicacy and practical.

Think about the comfort of family reunion during Spring Festival and the delicacy of national feelings on many occasions.

She suffered intensely, feeling herself born for every delicacy and every luxury.

The authorities in Beijing appear to recognize the delicacy of the issue.

Enjoy " All-fish feast " at the scenic spot, and taste the featured delicacy of Weishan Lake Argussnakehead fish and etc.

The delicacy of Socrates' thoughts has greatly inspired many a young person.

You still scrutinize pretty delicacy exceedingly.

Triviality destroys at once robustness of thought and delicacy of feeling.

The Feminine aspect (huang), denotes'beauty, delicacy of feeling, and peace.

The delicacy of his health alarmed us all.

The elder of the tribe feeds them salt, a rare delicacy that makes him very popular.

The roe of a large Fish, especially sturgeon, that is salted, seasoned, and eaten as a delicacy or relish.

He seemed a sensible, steady peasant, but not having more delicacy or prudence than is common to those in his situation.

Because of the delicacy of her skin, she never sunbathes.

possessing every frozen delicacy, and never passing the cashier.

Origami can represent precision, delicacy, imagination and attention to detail whilst also suggesting shapes, objects, animals and letters.

The nests are considered a delicacy in China and are one of the most expensive animal products consumed by humans.

This graduation project's topic is US incites the delicacy fast-food net's design with to realize.

Thai craftsmanship is of the highest quality and delicacy.

Taylor said no one who had indulged in this rare delicacy had complained.

I need to talk to you about a matter of some delicacy.

Some consider pigeons a delicacy, while others see them as dirty nuisances .

Refinement and delicacy of performance, execution, or artisanship.

The factory employed 400 people, mostly women, to strip the loins from tuna fish, a delicacy then sent fresh or frozen to Japan.

Even though shark fin soup is a delicacy, Eva won't eat it because sharks are endangered.

The plucking comes last and the meal, a local delicacy, is reserved for special occasions.

Shark fin soup is a delicacy in Chinese cooking that dates back hundreds of years.

Albert, --While showing you that I have discovered your plans, I hope also to convince you of my delicacy.

Or, perhaps you are staring down at a new and interesting delicacy while on holiday.

Dolphin meat is a local delicacy, served raw as sashimi or boiled with soy sauce.

Now, I may withstand any delicacy food, including western-style food.

Collins: I flatter myself that your refusal is merely a natural delicacy.

These turtles are considered a delicacy in some parts of the world.

I slipped my finger in his tiny hand, amazed by its delicacy.

Your face, your smile and the delicacy all arouse my memories which has made me crazy for weeks.

There are societies that regard worms as a delicacy because that's how they've been raised.

Caviar has been considered a delicacy meant to be served with hors d'oeuvres.

Kobe beef is a Japanese delicacy whose reputation precedes it.

Who knew the steps and great effort taken to produce this delicacy?

Beijing pottery toys and figurines are noted for their delicacy, accurate modeling, and bright colors.

The girl's delicacy [delicate health] has always worried her parents.

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It contains fashion flavor between delicacy and grace.

Delicacy OR subtlety in craft, perfORmance, OR effect.

There are six major enjoyments in the communist world: labor, study, spirit, realm, delicacy, and happy sex.

This tropical delicacy became a symbol of coveted exoticism stretching from cuisine to architecture.

I always had a delicacy about telling her.

Dental cusp gang Flavor fragrance In society delicacy poly a hall.

He dislike the delicacy carnivorous that people like.

Still, that hasn't stopped everyone from digging into this controversial delicacy.

Like to travel. Like music. Like dancing. Like to cooking. Like to eat delicacy food. Like to spoil me.

Ruiai's marine furniture is with grandiosity sculpt, delicacy detail, andwiagoodpublic praise.

She spoke with delicacy of our recent loss.

On September 22nd in Shanghai WildAid, a charity, launched a campaign to persuade Chinese people to give up eating the delicacy.

delicacy Snails are considered a delicacy in France.

The manta rays are prized for their gills, which are also used as a food delicacy.

The cured food, a delicacy in summer, enjoys profuse praise.

Taiwan is really a heaven of delicacy, everyplace has the well-known light repast.

a peculiar delicacy of sentiment and gross manners.

Main Group Purchase Item: Delicacy, Tour, Gym and SPA, etc.

Jellyfish have the capacity to absorb the delicious sauce, it is a delicacy of the table.

Turtle meat is canned and sold as a delicacy.

If aliens think humans are a rare and tasty delicacy, they can easily replicate our taste -- or DNA -- artificially.

The violinist played with great delicacy.

Meanwhile, Nanyang also has a famous Chinese snack: stewed noodles (Huimian). What a cheap and fine delicacy!

Eel rice, a big bowl savory rice goes together with the eel of last baking, since nourishment again delicacy.

It shows strength as well as delicacy.

His is size, a delicacy man enthusiastic with the game of go.

Su embroidery is known for its delicacy and elegance.

I'm undead. Brains are are a mummy delicacy.

Introduced a kind of method to mensurate referenced delicacy degree of pressure sensors by moment power manner.

The officials requested anonymity because of the delicacy of the negotiations.

a shade, wine, scent of great delicacy.

It is a point of great delicacy, and you must assist us in our endeavours to choose exactly the right line of conduct.

you would consider octopus a great delicacy .

Pine mushroom is a local delicacy in Hunan province of China.

A fantasy that has the beauty and delicacy of the web itself.

The frogs were a great local delicacy, and had cost my friend the astronomical sum of nearly a pound each.

Becausethere each same food all very delicious delicacy.

Such delicacy food suspends in front of you, you also in and so on what?

that your refusal is merely a natural delicacy.

Fragrant delicacy.

This special delicacy has become so popular that we can now buy it all the year around.

As China's middle class grows, more and more people are able to indulge in this delicacy.

Because of its delicacy, the instrument was packed in cotton batting.

Crafting just the right level of concern requires a delicacy of touch.

Xinjiang grape wine has become a delicacy loved by all.

Pheasant is a rare delicacy we seldom can enjoy.

Doudan is a unique local delicacy, an example of the diversified regional cuisine.

Related to delicacy, the cellar in the Otaru keeps its quiet popularity.

Its infinite delicacy is a marvel to behold.

I believe they are a local delicacy in the South.

Although Tokyo vigorously defends the whale hunt as scientific research, whale meat - a delicacy in Japan - ends up in supermarkets.

scenes that might offend a viewer's delicacy.

As students majoring in language. we should have the ability to discriminate the delicacy of common words.

In his works, not only can we find the shadow of the ancient Greek women statues, but also feel the delicacy of the late Gothic style.

Smoked herring is a local delicacy.

a pheasant is a delicacy we seldom can enjoy .

This is one dry delicacy has the harmony flavor, is bringing the red strawberry and violet's flavor.