Sentence examples for Tread delicately from inspiring English sources

Tread delicately when confronting your loved one about the behavior--if you come off as condescending your approach may backfire, inspiring him/her to ramp up the immature efforts.

But any rhetoric on this subject has to tread delicately.

America could, if it chose, deploy real power in the Arab-Israeli conflict, but domestic politics oblige its diplomats to tread delicately.

The fund has had to tread delicately in Ethiopia, where the government has been skeptical of the motives of some foreign aid groups.

In a nation that historically has resisted having federal troops patrol its streets or police its citizens, Mr. White says, he recognizes the need to tread delicately.

Is that him?' So it's all very mysterious to talk about Pynchon, but I tread delicately because he doesn't want anything to do with all this, and I just have so much respect for him.

Here, the report treads delicately.

Senators, too, treaded delicately in their discussions of abortion.

When he is walking into an interview, he treads delicately, almost tiptoeing through the office.

Sarah Rafferty as Mary treads delicately between flighty comedy and no-nonsense business.

The effect is theatrical, part fictional, like the original installation, treading delicately to avoid being a Leightonian theme park.