Sentence examples for indelicate remark from inspiring English sources

It was as if that abrupt, indelicate remark had entirely taken over the conversation.

Bounty Killer sided with his countrymen: he lampooned the Japanese and made a few indelicate remarks about atomic bombs.

The drink, a "fruity vodka concoction," according to The Washington Post's Mike DeBonis, was an allusion to some indelicate remarks that former District of Columbia Mayor Marion Barry (D) made about Asians, while celebrating his April win in the Democratic primary for the Ward 8 seat on the D.C. Council.

Now, however, Margot Asquith's indelicate comment would barely merit a raised eyebrow.

Even Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland, chairman of the Democratic Governors Association, said Sunday that the vice president's remarks had been "indelicate," but he forcefully rejected the notion that they had a racial undertone.

This is obviously indelicate.

Was that indelicate?

There's something indelicate about his voice.

An indelicate question about "choking" was asked.

If these descriptions seem indelicate, well, music is an indelicate medium.

That account, and that indelicate term, quickly went viral.