Sentence examples for a delicate area from inspiring English sources

The disagreement addresses a delicate area in journalism.

That is a delicate area when you are writing about your children, or partner or ex-partner.

His wilful refusal to acknowledge an error of judgement in a delicate area of professional responsibility will return to haunt him.

Calvin wrote: "His wilful refusal to acknowledge an error of judgement in a delicate area of professional responsibility will return to haunt him.

According to participants, Baker had decided that the Middle East peace process was a delicate area over which he intended to assume total control.

Actually, it was because his actions could be seen as bad, in such a delicate area – the way in which society allocates blame – that people have always allocated blame on her rather than him".

It's a very delicate area, and it's a really interesting area for a drama to be set in.

In Park Slope, I wandered into a back room and encountered a mannequin covered in political stickers, including one affixed to a particularly delicate area of the anatomy.

Oil-rich Kirkuk is a politically delicate area.

She declined to be drawn into a discussion of the merits of the case against her, saying "it's a very delicate area".

Preschool entertainment is a politically delicate area filled with advocates who recoil at TV aimed at children as young as 2. "There continues to be a lot of anxiety from parents over how much TV is too much," said Dade Hayes, author of "Anytime Playdate: Inside the Preschool Entertainment Boom, or How Television Became My Baby's Best Friend".