Sentence examples for A bit delicate from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit delicate right now".

"And Jerry's a big fan, so even normal matches can be a bit delicate.

"It's a bit delicate to call it a courageous decision to bring me in," he cautioned.

"At one point I felt a bit delicate, that sex was being overplayed, but I was never offended by it.

If Ruhl looks a bit delicate, and flinches when a tray of dirty dishes clatters behind her -- "That was loud," she says with understatement -- she seems to know what she wants.

You might be feeling a bit delicate from the night before, and chances are you'll have to run around to different places on campus, so make sure you're feeling comfy.

"He's still a little bit delicate," Jersey and England boss Craig Culkin told BBC Radio Jersey.

Ms. Cherlow added a bit of delicate individual pizazz here and throughout both performances.

The fourth lesson is a bit more delicate to discuss: It is that sometimes reporters, er, have to go.

From the new album he played pieces that revolved around urgent strumming and Celtic drones, along with a lovely Bach-like invention, "Pianoforte 2010," that was a bit too delicate for the din of the room.

"Now it's a bit more delicate: There are the hostages and the mood of public opinion is still strongly against the war". Italians surveyed in polls are evenly split on whether their troops should leave Iraq.