Sentence examples for always delicately from inspiring English sources

Always delicately respectful of Frank's dignity and rights — and always mindful of the older man's earlier travail — Levin had promised that he would step aside if a more prominent playwright, someone "world famous," should appear.

There are plenty of very funny moments in a show that always treads delicately between fluff and feeling, silliness and sentiment.

The intense lifelikeness of the social world in his novels is achieved in part through the retentive accumulation of anecdote, gleeful gossip tested against sharp observation, and coloured always, however delicately, with glamour, a tribute to the mystery of other lives.

ST. LOUIS — They do not always do things delicately at Michigan State, whether rebounding in bruising fashion or calling out a teammate for playing without enough passion.

There were others before and after and in between, of course, but those writers who seemed to have led double lives thrilled me in a way the others couldn't, and I read some of those two-paragraph bios (always with a delicately etched portrait in the upper right-hand corner) over and over again, as if they contained encrypted instructions on how to become an adult.

Makeup must always be applied skillfully, delicately, and subtly so that facial expression will have natural freedom.

Don't just breathe into someone's face and say, "How does my breath smell?" Bring up the topic delicately, and always ask before demonstrating.

The "nation" is almost always, in this view, a delicately balanced hierarchy of genders, races, religions and so on.

As in everything, New Yorkers have their own style, which, Mr. Cadorette explained delicately, is not always a clean one.

As his longtime girlfriend, Delfina, looked on with the love-light in her eyes, Nacho said delicately, "There are always private moments".

Twist the cap and listen (an unbroken seal cracks audibly when opened), take a whiff (nasty chemicals usually smell foul) and sip delicately (gulping has always been unseemly, but it is now also potentially dangerous).