Sentence examples for it would be indelicate from inspiring English sources

He was, I knew, too shaky on his feet to get up and turn on the lights, and I thought that it would be indelicate for me to do it — they were his lights.

It would be indelicate to burden the unassuming, down-to-earth Mr. Wilson with labels, so varied are his themes, so dissimilar are the shapes and forms of his plays.

It would be indelicate for him to comment on Zahra's appearance, so it was Umm Fawaz who talked about Zahra's beauty ("As lovely as Sibel Can!" she exclaimed, mentioning a Turkish singer popular in the Arab world).

His passion for cutting out middle men must be rooted deep in his psyche, for he delivered one of his four children himself when a hospital was unavailable (though it would be indelicate to ask if this withdrawal required a Pin number).

One argument opponents of the center are making is that Muslims may have a constitutional right to build but that it would be bad behavior on their part to actually exercise that right indelicate, not nice, hurting other people's feelings.

In a suitable context, such as a tense lunch James provides for the distinguished Lily Norton, Tóibín can strike off sentences with a Jamesian (or Austenesque) edge of dry, world-weary precision: He knew that Lily Norton would not be indelicate enough to mention the matter to anyone save her aunt Grace, who would be too interested in the news not to be fully deprived of it.

In a suitable context, such as a tense lunch James provides for the distinguished Lily Norton, Tóibín can strike off sentences with a Jamesian (or Austenesque) edge of dry, world-weary precision: *{:.break one} ** He knew that Lily Norton would not be indelicate enough to mention the matter to anyone save her aunt Grace, who would be too interested in the news not to be fully deprived of it.

MR: I don't mean to be indelicate but how did Trevor Bolder's passing affect you personally and also how did it affect the band?

I don't want to be indelicate, but he gives a whole new meaning to the term "sun salutation".

Maybe it's indelicate to put one brother in the position of having to say what he thinks of another.

It's indelicate and unsophisticated: fatty bacon quiche, veal marrowbone, smoked fish and a remarkably sticky rum baba were served up, none outstanding, all decidedly edible.