Sentence examples for indelicate question from inspiring English sources

An indelicate question about "choking" was asked.

But Mr. Del Colliano said: "The indelicate question is how is this going to affect his voice?

Let me try to address that indelicate question, and a related one: Should we curb the freedom to insult religions that are twitchy?

"I was absolutely surprised," Adam Johnson says emphatically, to the admittedly indelicate question of whether his win on Wednesday night at the National Book awards was a little unexpected.

But like the reaction when three teams fired offensive coordinators days before the regular season began, the clumsy quarterback juggling raises an indelicate question: do the coaches know what they are doing?

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.

So, if this isn't too indelicate a question, are we looking at a case of "après moi, le déluge"?

This self-described "indelicate commencement" immediately provokes questions.

Therefore, when having an intimate discussion with a romantic partner, one should ask: would giving an honest answer to their question be appropriate or indelicate and indiscreet?

Where Mr Abe used bluntly to bring up China's human-rights record and its lack of military transparency, people who know Mr Fukuda say that there is no question of his raising such indelicate issues with the Chinese.

This is obviously indelicate.