Can you recommend a tactful way to point out that a superior is, let's say, not fit to operate heavy machinery or a motor vehicle? |
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Inevitably the postelection media were full of tactful equivocations, brave faces and the search for silver linings. |
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So it would appear that from now on I am going to have to be more tactful and diplomatic in my meanderings. |
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I'm not sure I could be as tactful about the whole thing as he is, but when it comes down to it, I guess free speech is what we fight for. |
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A polite tongue provided a shield of tactful silence and banal pleasantries that staved off needless provocation and harm. |
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Do you have suggestions on how to handle the power balance or for tactful ways to request what I want? |
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Clint and his team were most tactful in giving advice on tactics and fish handling. |
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On my way from the lobby I had been musing over a tactful way to approach the interview. |
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He must be dignified, he must be tactful and considerate of feelings and of every living creature he sees. |
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If you want to be kind, courteous, gracious and civil, and tactful, God bless you. |
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It did not appear that such an inquiry had been tactful of her, the waitress noticed, nervously biting her underlip. |
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Natural light floods in from a slot cut into the apex of the pitched roof and tactful spotlighting emphasizes particular pieces. |
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There may be room for the assertion that the bailiff was not tactful and that his firmness and size intimidated those in that room. |
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Maxwell was apparently tired of the tactful, diplomatic route Ralph was always preaching to him. |
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These are the questions at the centre of the author's tactful, patient investigations. |
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The issue was not broached in the most articulate or tactful manner, but it did generate quite a bit of discussion on our opinion pages. |
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When choosing a young tree, however, be sure to put a tactful check on childish enthusiasm. |
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I gasped, and ever since I have been brooding on the most tactful way to put it. |
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The agent was one of the most tactful and discreet people that I have ever met in my life. |
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The letters require tactful, delicate, inoffensive, non-confrontational responses. |
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Be a catalyst for change by letting your actions and voices be heard in a diplomatic and tactful manner. |
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You're graceful, poised, tactful and exude quite a refined, princess-like presence. |
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This can be done most effectively, and most deniably, by discreet activities, sufficiently tactful to avoid provoking response. |
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Some people are going to be disappointed, so I have been as tactful and constructive as possible. |
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Janice, being the tactful veterinarian that I have grown to admire, calmly explained the situation to me in practical terms. |
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But I also liked how he was direct about the age thing, candid but tactful. |
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He was aflutter with both excitement and anger, so his normally sharp and tactful mind was scattered and unfocused. |
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I was trying to be more tactful and suggest that it was not the industry that prepared the legislation but the government. |
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He tells them what they want, and least want, to hear, and cultivates a tactful inexpressiveness. |
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Sabine Pigalle has created some tactful, reserved and elegante movies about the journey from the art of the table to? the bedsheets maybe. |
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The response from the national kappa kappaGamma organization took a very similar, albeit more tactful, approach. |
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It's nice to hear it from somebody who comes from a more tactful approach in trying to find a legitimate solution to the issue. |
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It's a tactful way of glossing over really important things. |
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Day time make up requires very subtle cosmetic colors and a more tactful technique of blending for both close up and distant viewing. |
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Victims were generally appreciative of the open and tactful way they had been approached by the project workers. |
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There is no easy answer to the conflict between suppressing feelings in order to be tactful or acceptable and being honest. |
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I congratulate former President Pierre Buyoya of Burundi on his tactful yet firm guidance of the deliberations during the dialogue. |
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The Feasibility standards should ensure that an evaluation is carried out in a realistic, thoughtful, tactful, and cost-effective manner. |
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They interpreted the move as an undisclosed government strategy to reduce personnel levels in a tactful manner. |
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Luke's account is remarkable for the tone of the language: everything is so personal, so tactful, so affectionate! |
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They are also fighters but they use less powerful and more tactful techniques. |
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Before abandoning ship, try giving your boss some tactful feedback. |
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Donna may feel conflicted between being tactful and being direct. |
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The tactful use of his skills and a clear understanding of the game have made this young man an instant favourite with the crowds in an alien land. |
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I want to ask him about it, but can't think of a tactful way of doing it. |
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His political opinions were on the Right, but he was tactful in not voicing them in the presence of people he knew to be of a different inclination. |
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Thus, it is crucial that one be tactful and select his words wisely. |
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Gracie turned away, and Jade inwardly kicked herself for being tactless, though she didn't really know of a tactful way to ask a question like that. |
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Now there is a whole new ball game and it is very tactful stuff. |
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The tactful Hamad manages to patch up relations, and the two are photographed sitting together on a sofa later that day. |
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An adolescent who has so far refused to accept that tact is a virtue can be brought to see the importance of being tactful in a particular case, and is then in a position to apply this knowledge more generally. |
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You may think that an agreeably tactful answer. |
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She dismissed Tiffy with tactful praise for her doormanship, and took Leo and me into her office. |
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Interpreters must also be very tactful and, in the case of parliamentary interpretation, understand the often-sensitive nature of issues debated on the political stage. |
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We thank him for being able, with commitment but also in a very tactful and discreet way, to support the States of the region in preparing for and following up the first International Conference on the Great Lakes Region. |
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This crew's mandate is to meet the public as ushers and ticket takers, to ensure the safety and security of our patrons and to act as tactful ambassadors of goodwill to the public attending performances. |
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The Commissioner, whom I would like to congratulate on the fact that the bulk of her ideas have been adopted by the Council, was tactful enough to say that Parliament had had a great deal of influence. |
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When the kundalini pierces this center, the person becomes extremely truthful, tactful and sweet in communication, and does not indulge in futile arguments. |
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I agree with your tactful opening remark, which confirms the need to bring some reflection and a few changes to the organisation of our parliamentary work, especially with regard to our plenary debates. |
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He can be very touchy when you talk about his cat, so be as tactful as possible. |
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The more tactful letter was sent and was lost during the later bombing of Germany. |
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A tactful diplomat, Hephaestos models courtesy and counsels acquiescence. |
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She was described as devoted, witty, wise, tactful, and perceptive. |
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It was tactful of her not to criticize me in front of my boss. |
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