And to those who delicately question the well-being of my children because of my choice, I say the same thing: They'll be just fine….maybe even better than fine.
The Higher Questions are delicately sprinkled throughout the clerical bloodbath and an endless chase.
After some perfunctory, softball questions, I delicately broached the topic of his retirement.
If you're not sure what kind of work someone is willing to do, ask questions very delicately, because the line between helping and offending can be fine.
Not even the ceremonial intrusion of the first personal question, albeit delicately posed, was enough to wipe the resplendence off Rodriquez's face at a news conference at the Grand Hyatt in Manhattan.
Republicans also treated the businessman more delicately in the 2012 campaign, when Mitt Romney, the party's nominee, sought and publicly accepted Mr. Trump's endorsement even after the businessman had questioned whether President Obama was born in the United States.
– The question was phrased delicately – "Is it refreshing to be in a situation where…" – or at least it was going to be, until Danny Espinosa cut it off with a cold glare and a hard edge in his voice.
But the reality is an impressive parachuting of the audience into quickly assembled worlds and characters you care about instantly, buffeted by big questions that are delicately, tenderly explored.
Our waitstaff is asked to look for tension or unhappiness and to delicately ask questions, when appropriate, to diagnose a problem.
There were delicately worded questions about the recent disclosure concerning the diagnosis of breast cancer in his mother last year and in his sister last month, but the inquiries barely caused a rumple in the deep creases of Agassi's forehead.
