Sentence examples for delicate way of from inspiring English sources

There's no delicate way of putting this.

Which is a delicate way of admitting I'm an incurable pessimist.

Whether riding a horse or walking into a room, friends say, Alexandra Lammers had a strikingly delicate way of carrying herself.

CHARLES LLOYD Like the drummer Billy Higgins, who died last summer, Mr. Lloyd, a saxophonist, has a delicate way of improvising, playing without carving his initials too deeply -- a "transparent" style, as an admiring musician once said.

"The danger sometimes is when writing Mr Khan you go 'hang on, we don't want to suddenly play to this perception of Muslim or Pakistani men that they are [those things],' there's a real delicate way of doing it.

That's a delicate way of saying that, at 49, Bullock is heading towards the brick wall that so many female actors face in Hollywood: she's at the upper limit of the traditional rom-com age range, but there are few meaty dramatic roles that women can graduate to.

They provide a range of more delicate ways of commanding (Halliday and Matthiessen 2004, 632 633).

The Indian photo-op featured both their carriers, which was a none-too-delicate way of showing up the Chinese as a bunch of newbie upstarts even if the Indian carriers are a positively ancient British carrier and an old, modified Russian ship.

I was trying to think of a delicate way to broach the topic of the fund-raiser.

There's no more delicate way to put it.

There is hardly a delicate way to put it.