Sentence examples for less delicately from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gervais put it less delicately.
One student guessed that it referred to a prostitute, though she put it less delicately.
A competitor puts it less delicately: "If you want good security, hire a thief .There are risks, too.
The Princeton Review, a company known for its college rankings and test preparation services, put it less delicately.
Another American official, Ambassador Tim Carney, put it less delicately: "We get into relationships that give the leaders of countries the strength of their weakness".
Franzen's world-historical preoccupations also shape, though less delicately, his big account of the home front — the seething national peace that counterpoises the foreign war.
Mary talks about violence in sports, including her Saints and its bounty system; both engage in a cost-benefit analysis of having children (on Mothers Day no less) and delicately handle the Dutch virgin who wanted to help women start families without having to pay for a sperm bank...so he inseminated 82 of them.
Perhaps White will be encouraged to engage more delicately — or simply less often — with the fans.
This new version is no less fraught, but look how delicately Malkovich, unlike Hopper, inks the moment with black humor.
In her most recent paintings, "Little Less" and "Condiffusion," with their delicately modulated tones and inchoate floating forms, Ms. Caratzola has moved in that direction.
In Macdonald's view of the comic works, Cendrillon and Don Quichotte succeed, but Don César de Bazan and Panurge are less satisfying than "the more delicately tuned operas such as Manon, Le portrait de Manon and Le jongleur de Notre-Dame, where comedy serves a more complex purpose".
