Sentence examples for subject delicately from inspiring English sources

In its ruling, the appeals court handled the subject delicately.

I broach the next subject delicately.

Again, tackling a taboo subject so delicately, this adds another depth of meaning to the book.

That question occurred to Ms. Gilman, too, and when she asked her subjects, more delicately, about the future they envisioned when they escaped to Florida, they all replied, "I never thought I'd live this long".

Must we be careful to treat certain religious subjects more delicately or avoid them entirely?

A senior U.S. military officer put the matter more delicately.

But any rhetoric on this subject has to tread delicately.

The subject of war was raised, delicately.

Though managers and teachers may delicately broach the subject (or pray for abstinence), Ms. Bers, the chairwoman of the Juilliard voice department, has tended to withhold advice until it is requested.

Making the rounds, he happened recently upon a group of women from Pfizer with tickets to "The Vagina Monologues," which naturally set Mr. Franklin to "joking with the ladies" about "that subject," as he puts it delicately.

The story, told as delicately as the subject allows, begins as the smug Andrew Jason Gedrickk) sidles over to Connie (Marla Sokoloff), a vulnerable college student, in a club and offers her a swig from his glass of water.