Sentence examples similar to calling for tact from inspiring English sources

Administration of Library calls for great tact, humor and patience with which he is gifted.

Even as Hillary tacts continually leftward, calling for a constitutional amendment in response to Citizens United, Bernie Sanders has stepped up to run for president on the very inequality that most Americans are most concerned about, according to a new CBS/NYT poll.

The process — talking to each employee about his or her performance and whether he or she would be getting a raise — called for discretion and tact.

This calls for immense reserves of patience and tact.

I could suggest no rule, I said to Josef, except that of tact: each situation would call for its own solution.

It's a revenue stream that keeps Viber's initial promise in tact — free messaging and calls for everyone — a promise that CEO Talmon Marco promises will remain true.

The King and Prime Minister eventually found a modus vivendi; Melbourne applying tact and firmness when called for; while William realised that his First Minister was far less radical in his politics than the King had feared.

In practical terms, that means as the team works on a deal, they can call on Tact to help out.

We avoid terror when we get lucky". West Point debaters on the privacy side adopted a more cautious tact reminding the audience that their positions do not represent the US Military or government and then called for a need to democratize privacy.

A year later, Altfest and Ross had a prototype, which they called Project TACT, an acronym for Technical Automated Compatibility Testing — New York City's first computer-dating service.

The software was called TACT, short for Textual Analysis Computing Tools.