Sentence examples for any tact from inspiring English sources

Ben Child wonders whether the man who imagined "The Bear Jew" splattering Nazi brains across most of second World War Germany can handle slavery in pre-Civil War America with any tact.

I won't be bothered by those who lack any tact, as my destiny isn't determined by the way these individuals choose to act.

The survey suggests local Tories are no closer to talking about Grenfell with any tact, while seeming very concerned to garner the views of local sociopaths.

"The head told me what had happened (i.e. that the patient had died), without any tact.

Get a bulletin board, thumb tact (any color), stickers or anything to decorate, and of course necklaces.

That's important because using Tact (or any program) inside of Slack gives users the ability to access enterprise programs and data repositories without leaving the messaging platform.

Stone has observed that "kids are not nice, innocent, flower-loving little rainbow children they don't have any kind of social tact or etiquette, they're just complete little raging bastards".

Stone claims that parents who disapprove of South Park for its portrayal of how kids behave are upset because they "have an idyllic vision of what kids are like", adding "[kids] don't have any kind of social tact or etiquette, they're just complete little raging bastards".

Telling people you don't know well all your business will only make them uncomfortable and won't lead to any new friendships; have tact and be aware of when people would like to hear more and when enough is enough.

The three themes enumerated in the title are explored with a cheerful tact unlikely to trouble any tastes or sensibilities.

If you write with tact and affection, omit any discussion of their lush life, praise your friends' magnanimity and emphasize your devotion to family, such a note could mollify your friends.