Sentence examples for delicately declined from inspiring English sources
But when Mr. Bloomberg, who has rarely been sighted running around town in anything more risqué than a polo shirt, was asked yesterday if he would wear a dress next Saturday night, he delicately declined to divulge his intended wardrobe, citing security reasons.
Mr. Riley declined, delicately explaining that his authority extended to tornadoes but not to tsunamis of red ink.
Mr. Eisner then delicately raised Mr. Nardelli's fall from grace at Home Depot, where he was deposed last year after a seven-year run during which profits doubled but the stock declined, putting him in the cross hairs of the executive-pay critics.
But mostly they step delicately around the business being almost solely about advertising, because if that's true, then, considering the ever-steeper declines in ad pages, they are looking at the inevitability of going out of business.
"This delicately disillusioned yarn.
Mr Ogden acknowledges this delicately.
"Cremated?" Rabbi Lieberman asked delicately.
