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Quotes About Delicacy

I could probably eat sushi every day.
~ Eric McCormack
I love Montauk Pearl oysters. They are briny, creamy, and sweet. To me, they are the perfect oyster.
~ Katie Lee
The flower that smells the sweetest is shy and lowly.
~ William Wordsworth
I do not like sweets. But if I have to choose one, it has to be rasmalai.
~ Shreya Ghoshal
Describe plum-blossoms? Better than my verses...white Wordless Butterflies
~ Reikan
Indeed." Wolfe wiggled a finger at him. "Have you eaten terrapin stewed with butter and chicken broth and sherry?
~ Rex Stout
I can see hope inside it. Rachel ran her fingers over the ceramic designs. So fragile.
~ Rick Riordan
The soul is nothing but the innards of the finest watch, ruined before the watchmaker's hands even touch it, by its exposure to air.
~ Kathy Hepinstall
She put her feet down gently. The whole world was made of glass, and the glass was full of champagne, and Bunnatine was a bubble, just flicking up and up and up.
~ Kelly Link
If a person has no delicacy, he has you in his power.
~ William Hazlitt
There is a close relationship between flowers and convicts. The fragility and delicacy of the former are of the same nature as the brutal insensitivity of the latter.
~ Jean Genet
The grass stoops not, she treads on it so light.
~ William Shakespeare
The male members of the species Homo sapiens appealed to me a great deal. They were soft and small and had fragile but adorable teeth. Their fingers were delicately constructed, the fingernails all but nonexistent. Sometimes they reminded me of stuffed animals, lovely to hold in one's arms.
~ Y?ko Tawada
Not all of it. We are, as a gender, undereducated and infantilized to the point of idiocy. But those of us who have been given the benefit of learning and useful occupation, well, we are proof that the traditional notions of feminine delicacy and helplessness are the purest poppycock.
~ Deanna Raybourn
We are, as a gender, undereducated and infantilized to the point of idiocy. But those of us who have been given the benefit of learning and useful occupation, well, we are proof that the traditional notions of feminine delicacy and helplessness are the purest poppycock
~ Deanna Raybourn
How much intelligence does it take to sneak up on a leaf?
~ Larry Niven
You see, we have all the makings of a real beautiful dictatorship. And what is holding it back is a tradition stemming out of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. That's it. And if that center doesn't hold, you will find the sweetest dictatorship you will ever want to look for. Many of them are men of goodwill, and they do not understand the delicacy of liberty, how easily it can be destroyed.
~ Jean Stein
Everything about him changed when he talked about her—his voice, his face, his manner. His love for her was so earnest that he handled even the subject of her with tremendous care. Her name was like a fine glass bauble he was afraid of dropping.
~ Jeanine Cummins
The things that brought me the most comfort now were too small to list. Raspberries in cream. Sparrows with cocked heads. Shadows of bare limbs making for sidewalk filigrees. Roses past their prime with their petals loose about them. The shouts of children at play in the neighborhood, Ginger Rogers on the black-and-white screen.
~ Elizabeth Berg
Then there was a pop-surprise bonus side order brought over by the waitress for free—a serving of fried zucchini blossoms with a soft dab of cheese in the middle (prepared so delicately that the blossoms probably didn't even notice they weren't on the vine anymore).
~ Elizabeth Gilbert
I never could see that delicacy of constitution is pretty, either in plants or women. No doubt there are many lovely flowers to be had by heat and constant coaxing, but then for each of these there are fifty others still lovelier that will gratefully grow in God's wholesome air and are blessed in return with a far greater intensity of scent and colour.
~ Elizabeth von Arnim
I am so fragile I can't speak.
~ Alice Notley
I notice the fatigue of flowers weighed down by light
~ Alice Oswald
amor por el bambú, esa criatura híbrida que los japoneses no clasifican ni como árbol ni como planta y que combina una delicada flexibilidad con la elegancia de su abundancia
~ Amelie Nothomb