Sentence examples for a master diplomat from inspiring English sources
"You're a master diplomat," Steele said.
Treacherous waters indeed, that even a master diplomat like Henry Kissinger would be hard pressed to navigate.
Most of its contents belonged to John Quincy Adams, who was adept in more than 10 languages, a master diplomat who resolved the War of 1812.
A master diplomat and expert tactician, he was the very model of a modern Starfleet captain, commanding a crew prepared to follow him to their deaths – and periodically did.
Mr. Lavin, who appeared as himself in two films -- "One Fine Day" and "Manhattan Murder Mystery" -- is known as a master diplomat in policing the "21" ban on sneakers and jeans and the rule that men wear ties and jackets for dinner.
That is easier said than done, and after years playing master diplomat between the Israelis, Palestinians and Americans sceptical about USAid's work, Harden is convinced the best route forward for effective development is rather to show how aid workers can solve real problems without getting entangled in major political questions.
The story is about Santosh, a poor servant from Bombay who accompanies his master, a diplomat, to Washington, D.C. Santosh is utterly lost in America, but he eventually marries an African-American woman and thus gains the right to stay.
Cecil was a master of Renaissance statecraft, whose talents as a diplomat, politician, and administrator won him high office and a peerage.
Known as "the man with the suitcase" and a master of disguise, the British-born Israeli spy-master and diplomat David Kimche, who has died aged 82 of cancer, was renowned in clandestine circles from Zanzibar to Tehran.
And with Tillerson, Trump has outdone himself by asking a master of deception to serve as our nation's top diplomat and climate emissary.
