delicate matter

But the issue is a delicate matter for Democrats as well.

I hope they can throw some light on a very delicate matter?

He said, "Can you tell me what the very delicate matter is?"

The tide has to be turned from outside, a delicate matter.

And there was also the delicate matter of the smell.

We, my department and I, request your help in a delicate matter.

"I'm here to ask for your help with a delicate matter."

Finally, there is the delicate matter of buying a home.

"Mother, I need your help in a very delicate matter."

It's simply a far more delicate matter than she understands.

"Talking to her will be a very delicate matter," the detective said.

She could have written and asked for advice in this delicate matter.

On the delicate matter of teaching a child where meat comes from.

"Which brings me to the rather delicate matter of what I wanted to speak to her about."

I'm a lawyer representing some people in a rather delicate matter.

It is a delicate matter I have been asked to tell you."

And there was a delicate matter that a judge would take up only behind closed doors.

I have a cousin who is sometimes involved in delicate matters like this.

"Then how can you tell, Commissioner, that it is a very delicate matter?"

Keeping a critical grip on all of this is a delicate matter.

Do not hesitate to pray for me in this delicate matter!

"You really need to discuss these delicate matters," she said.

He saw no need to involve his companions in that delicate matter.

Getting at the truth could be a very delicate matter, not something either party would want to advertise in a public trial.

This is a delicate matter, not least in terms of agriculture and fisheries issues.