Sentence examples for delicately avoided from inspiring English sources
It would fund a scientific study to determine whether there was a ''probable link'' — a term that delicately avoided any declaration of causation — between PFOA and any diseases.
In his town hall response, Obama delicately avoided directly addressing what some say is the coded message behind "electability:" that it's actually just a stand-in for race, and for whether the country is ready to elect a black man president.
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama delicately avoided saying whether he likes Vice President Joe Biden or former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton more during an interview before the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Like many in the salon industry, Ms. Arens said that stylists who broach men's gray do so delicately, avoiding the word "color".
And she gets up to do photos, delicately avoiding the balcony. 2 Days in New York is out this Friday, 18 May.
Fur manufacturers have learned to bypass customer squeamishness by creating blended fabrics that use fur for cachet and texture while delicately avoiding the issue of animal suffering.
Since then, former cautious undecideds such as Marco Rubio have gone from delicately avoiding a firm position to edging toward the base-safe territory of denial.
It is a shame, too, that O'Farrell delicately avoids melodrama when she pulls family skeletons into the light only to give in to a garish dénouement.
That was it, and Tebow was gone, Coach Rex Ryan explaining that with the Jets trying to catch up from a 10-point deficit, it was clear that they had to pass — delicately avoiding saying that the Jets do not want Tebow in that position.
The effect is theatrical, part fictional, like the original installation, treading delicately to avoid being a Leightonian theme park.
