Sentence examples for done delicately from inspiring English sources

Mr Darmoo says this must be done delicately, though.

And, besides, she liked him more than she had thought, and the issue of Catrina and her moving in had to be done delicately.

"Although the subject matter is really quite bloody and violent, there are no gratuitous descriptions – instead she has this dreadful sense of horror, but it is done delicately and subtly.

Biography sheds light on so much in fiction so amply — so capably, so confidently, so speedily — that sometimes we forget that looking into a life to explain the artist's art needs to be done delicately, with a scalpel not a cudgel.

These things have to be done delicately.

Early on, my husband did delicately inquire if the dance moves engendered physical arousal and, being sure that he was secure enough to hear the truth, I admitted they did – at least for me.

Although the study did not focus on wireless technology, the authors did delicately predict that "issues readily apparent with the spread of cellphones, such as etiquette and distraction, are likely to emerge as students are able to access the Internet anywhere, including in classrooms".

It has to be done very delicately, with a lot of thought.

How are the decorative drawings, meticulously done and delicately colored, transformed into three-dimensional shoes framing the foot?

On the rare occasions that he has talked explicitly about race, as in his eloquent March 2008 speech as a candidate defusing the Reverend Jeremiah Wright controversy or his recent "My Brothers' Keeper" initiative on behalf of young black men, he has done so delicately and almost reluctantly.

So does the delicately fruity pinot blanc, with pearlike accents.