Oh, now, don't let's be delicate, Mr. Plunkett.

So show some tact

A perfect gentleman.

It's a delicacy for the plants!

Such a situation requires tact.

You've said it very nicely, dear, thank you.

Scruples, niceties, those are fine things!

Let me phrase it more delicately.

Look, that means she's no mug. Now, that kind of material needs plenty of delicate handling.

But I come now to my own case, in which there was at this time no little nicety.

Little angel, my greatest desire is to grant your wish

One day Madam sent me to another libertine

She is herself the very soul of delicacy.

happily alternated by a superbly subtle delicacy...

So out of pure courtesy I said, Bon appetite!

You can count on me to proceed with the requisite diplomacy.

The man has no sense blurting out whatever he was blurting out as if he were calling coals.

It's her delicacy that prevents her from saying all that.

He for the first time enjoyed the inexpressible delicacy of feminine refinements.

To his tacit engagement with Miss de Bourgh? Are you lost to every feeling of propriety and delicacy?

Harris spoke quite kindly and sensibly about it.

She and her colleagues delivered care with kindness and concern and efficiency.

Be aware that some socket implementations need to be handled very carefully.

India will continue to balance delicately on its Tibetan tightrope.

There is also stress on the need for a sensitive humanitarian approach.

It only shows her being deficient in something herself sense or feeling.

To confess that you and he, to admit openly without delicacy that you... why do you stop?

Womanly delicacy was carried to excess in Madame de Renal.

He's not behaved very well and he had no right to do it, but what's done can't be undone.

Now, Tonetti, remember I want delicacy, tact, assurance, finesse.

With or without tact, you can never escape the Casbah

I love the delicate way you talk to your employees and still indicate that you're not quite pleased with them.

As for excesses, he had always abstained from them, as much from cowardice as from refinement.

'But out of simple delicacy may she not be bitterly reproaching herself with the mistake that she has made?'

Mrs. Hall listened conscientiously she could make neither head nor tail of what she heard.

Delicacy, as the philosophers point out, is the, uh, banana peel under the feet of truth.

I preferred to owe you nothing you did not understand the scruple, for such it was.

The young fellow out of delicacy, of course, and because he loved the younger sister was full of attention to the elder.

A man of great delicacy educate you in Paris and myself I would change quickly, you will see.

Where else is pita bread and hummous a daily delight and not an expensive exotic delicacy?

I certainly wrote to him once or twice to acknowledge his delicacy and his generosity.

Mr. Darcy seemed much pleased with the attention.

Throughout the world, the number of companies facing legal problems for various types of fraud is growing dramatically.

I ignored it, and went on combating what I assumed to be the scruples of an exaggerated delicacy.

In spite of yourself, you think of leaving me some day, and you want to put your disinterestedness beyond risk of suspicion.