Sentence examples for delicate about it from inspiring English sources

The thing is... well, there's no way to be delicate about it: everyone here is white.

"It was a power move — there was nothing delicate about it," Bill Miller, a lobbyist in Austin, told me recently.

The result is a tough, textured pasta dough that is easy to handle -- there is nothing delicate about it.

There is not much subtle or delicate about it: the blueberry is sturdy, filling and not too sweet.

Suggesting a longtime incumbent is over the hill is a venerable election technique, but you really are supposed to be a little more delicate about it.

In these comic confrontations, Ms. Bullock said of Ms. McCarthy: "She will go for the jugular and, if you're delicate about it, you're going to sink.

There is something delicate about Miller.

If the panel wanted election officials across the country to provide it with voter information, it had to be delicate about how it worded the request or else it would be seen as demanding highly sensitive voter details.

There is something so uplifting but delicate about this: it comforts without weighing one down.

Even as his lines slant and his letters blur together, there is a delicate prettiness about it.

Yet there was something delicate about the drum, for it was intricately decorated, with a beaded belt and skirt, hung with tassels of pulled red yarn and sewn tightly all around with small tin cones, or tinklers.