Sentence examples for an indelicate manner from inspiring English sources

Genitals that, and I'm sorry to break this to you in such an indelicate manner, may have actually been used once.

When he accuses Hillary Clinton of consistently lying, because she handled her email server in an indelicate manner, parsing her words, instead of just saying, "Yeah, it was legal, but it probably wasn't wise," how does this one issue -- which doesn't seem to go away, thanks to GOP desperation -- equate with the many untruths told by Donald Trump in the course of his year and a half campaign?

Which is an indelicate way of reminding you that by deactivating your account, you might miss on things.

Some of them suggested that her indelicate manner may be a consequence of professional necessity.

Milbury took responsibility for the indelicate manner in which the team waived Jason Wiemer, a move that caused ripples of insecurity among players; many assumed it was a first step in a salary slash.

What has raised eyebrows in movie circles is the indelicate manner in which Time Warner, which owns the studio, has pushed Mr. Horn aside.

If these descriptions seem indelicate, well, music is an indelicate medium.

It is a sanitized dramatization of an indelicate topic: cat droppings.

It had an indelicate false start at its premiere here, the first piano bars interrupted by a loud, honking sound.

Last summer, Miami Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor offered an indelicate but eerily prescient prognosis for quarterback Trent Green.

(This is, of course, an indelicate and old-fashioned simplification of gayness, but bear with him).