The phrase "indelicate about" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: She was always indelicate about discussing personal matters in public.
An indelicate question about "choking" was asked.
Given the nature of his Government service, guests at dinner parties refrained from asking indelicate questions about his past.
Bounty Killer sided with his countrymen: he lampooned the Japanese and made a few indelicate remarks about atomic bombs.
And campaign aides to Republican Senator George Allen - who has imperiled his own election by using a racist term and engaging in other bone-headed moves - tackled and punched a blogger who had asked Allen an indelicate question about his first marriage.
Maybe a little Thai food... Yum!" Some saw the tweet as an indelicate metaphor about the ethnicity of the new bachelorette, an impression strengthened by this update, which arrived two days after Fletcher was announced as the new bachelorette: "I chickened out and went with BBQ chicken.
He takes that energy and hurls it right back at us, too, with a scorchingly indelicate opening routine about Bill Cosby and rape, at which point we're set fair for a comic white-knuckle ride.
And though Urban Dictionary is widely considered the best place to privately educate yourself about indelicate pop phenomena, it also has no trouble attracting ads, including ubiquitous Google links to sites like Timberland.com.
Taking this further: Could someone legally justify smashing my shop window on the alleged charge that I "killed the Lord?" I realize this is a bit indelicate, but what about any male who has undergone circumcision?
Don't worry, I don't intend to talk about the indelicate biology side of things (although we talk about that far less often than we should as well), but rather the impact it has on self-esteem, self-confidence and our idea of who we are, our sense of self.
Republicans found themselves once again wading into politically perilous territory on a subject — reproductive rights — that badly tripped them up in the 2012 elections after Republican candidates made indelicate and erroneous comments about rape and contraception.
