Sentence examples for diplomatic finesse from inspiring English sources
His diplomatic finesse and military prowess are desperately needed.
A bit of diplomatic finesse had excised the troublesome word and helped clinch a historic agreement.
For this to work, the White House will also have to exercise considerable diplomatic finesse.
Does she have the diplomatic finesse to handle thorny problems in the Middle East?
Because the essential Stringer style evinces diplomatic finesse rather than alpha-male dominance, he presumably ignored the more aggressive suggestions.
Retrospectively, the lack of diplomatic finesse on the international stage did not do Chan or Sukumaran any favours.
Diplomatic tact and finesse were not among his qualities, and his adroit rivals, Simonides and Bacchylides, were more pliant and adaptable (Bacchylides, not Pindar, celebrated Hieron's Olympic victory in the chariot race in 468).
Without involving the European Commission directly in defence decisions a taboo for many members—he asks whether it could apply its experience to overseeing a "common market in weaponry".Mr Barnier's hopes for an amicable division of labour between the EU and NATO, still a far more important defence club, rose this week after a diplomatic deal to finesse differences between Greece and Turkey.
"You can talk about the finesse of diplomatic ties and maneuverings, but what Kenny was actually saying was that you have to prioritize the victims of abuse, and you have to assert very loudly that this is a republic and civil law has to take precedence over canon law," said Diarmaid Ferriter, professor of modern Irish history at University College Dublin.
