Sentence examples for delicate discussion from inspiring English sources

At Congress, she trained servers to handle the delicate discussion of the wine list.

For Democratic members of the Assembly, it was bagels and lox and a delicate discussion about ending the income tax surcharge on wealthy New Yorkers.

PARENTS have learned to expect, and often dread, two sex talks with their children: the early lesson about the "birds and the bees" and the more delicate discussion of how to navigate a healthy sexual life as a young adult.

Mr. Booker's challenge has exposed a delicate discussion that senators and the protective cordon of aides around them rarely conduct in public: at what point does experience become more of a liability than an asset?

Cardinal Bernardin's speech, couched in general terms and naming no politicians by name, appears to chart a middle ground in a delicate discussion among Catholic bishops in the United States about politicans and their stance toward abortion.

Because they had this delicate discussion after Judaism's yearlong mourning period had passed, Ms. Knox felt free to suggest that he meet Dr. Melissa Eve Dubroff, a friend of a friend.

"I'll start a dialogue with these kids," said the officer, who regularly moves more delicate discussions of military personnel and command issues to a private e-mail address.

The UK would also remain a full member state during the selection of the next European commission president and the delicate discussions on the next financial framework.

It is a decision the government has been reluctant to take, and it was a result of long and delicate discussions with Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi.

The other day, he said in a telephone interview from Florida that deals were in the works, plans being made, delicate discussions taking place.

These will be delicate discussions, but here, too, the UK will find common ground – as long as it engages more closely with MEPs, who have the power to amend and approve changes in this area.