Sentence examples for a tactless from inspiring English sources

(Called out on a tactless remark and asked what's wrong with him, he replies: "Chronic inappropriateness").

Pierre's is the type of person who confuses "being real" with "being a tactless prick".

Chi-Raq is a tactless, haranguing, original piece of work, a movie-musical rant about something important.

Another significant misstep is the depiction of one of her authors (Austin Nichols), a tactless, voyeuristic creep whose boorish behavior rings false.

First, the Seleucids were in need of money, and, second, the throne, at a critical time, was occupied by a tactless and neurotic king.

A tactless candidate was another problem: Maria Hutchings came across as more Ukip and less Conservative than Ukip's own smooth-talking Diane James.

Couldn't you hack it?" I can't imagine asking such an tactless question to a divorced person.

I could have said you were going to bring it round but I said supposed to establish that while it may have been a little tactless to bug him about a sofa he was the one who was in dereliction of his obligations.

Congressman Marion Berry, an Arkansas Democrat, joined in a stupendously tactless disinformation campaign against the Vietnamese, suggesting that their fish were not good enough for American diners because they came from a place contaminated by so much Agent Orange -- sprayed over the countryside by American forces during the Vietnam War.

(There is, it must be admitted, one baffling plot hole about why some freelance assassins should make one wet job look like a heart attack, and yet in another case use a very tactless car-bomb).

Miller seems to have shown a certain literal-mindedness in her approach to the church's concerns: a slightly tactless inability to grasp the subtleties of its position.