Sentence examples for a delicate spot from inspiring English sources

Western policy makers are therefore in a delicate spot.

Why build a hotel at such a delicate spot?

True, the Obama administration is in a delicate spot.

The couple's detention has put Canada in a delicate spot.

If tensions between Israel and Turkey increase, that could put NATO in a delicate spot.

It was a delicate spot for a comic to be in, as Mr. Howe recounted in interviews afterward.

In "The Change-Up," which stars Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds as opposites who swap bodies "Freaky Friday" style, Ms. Wilde, who plays a vixen legal assistant, spoke up with an idea about adding a scene where her character gets a tattoo in, um, an extremely delicate spot.

The increasingly tense debate has left Republican leaders, like the new House speaker, John A. Boehner, in a politically delicate spot.

But states are in a delicate position.

All the Privé evening offerings hit that delicate spot between poufy dressing up and a modern attitude for an energetic woman of today.

"The Year of the Book" is strong enough to stand without pictures, but beautiful, delicate spot illustrations by Abigail Halpin help make it a feast meant to be devoured in one sitting.