Sentence examples for a diplomatic reply from inspiring English sources

Iran flatly denied the charges in a diplomatic reply it sent the following month, and it continues to deny any role in the supply of the lethal weapons.

The US president offered a diplomatic reply when asked to comment on the airport "kerfuffle" on Sunday during a joint press conference with Theresa May.

But Mr. Carty, ever the good soldier, had a diplomatic reply: "The board needs to make those decisions, and they need to make them based on the financial health of the company".

Do you agree that if we are to have a public inquiry, it should be into what the former leader of the Labour Party called the lies, the violence and the lack of a ballot by those strike-breakers?" Mr Lewis offered a diplomatic reply: "You highlight the strength of feeling that exists on all sides of the debate about the activities that happened many years ago.

In a more diplomatic reply, an Orthodox man on one of my Facebook networks posted a long, elaborately argued essay in defense of the ban, penned by his rabbi, which would rival any federal-court decision in its attention to detail.

As for the question he regularly fielded while on the show about whether he himself was gay, Mr. Rhys mastered an amusingly diplomatic reply: "Only on Sundays at 10 p.m".

A Diplomatic Response India and Pakistan?

Scheving gave a diplomatic response.

Quite a diplomatic answer.

You must have been thinking about it… Was Kellie really the best you could come up with?" Taken aback, Maloney laughed, before replying with a diplomatic: "Well, I'm dyslexic.

When asked if gay rights were part of his platform, Aiken replied with a diplomatic, "I've gotta run to represent everybody in the district".