Sentence examples for diplomatic observation from inspiring English sources

"Trés interéssant" is a diplomatic observation.

Most major firms declined to comment or did not return telephone calls yesterday; Linda Dunbar, a spokeswoman for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, offered only the diplomatic observation that the industry had "always been committed to working with the S.E.C. regardless of who represents the agency's leadership".

And this slyer and less diplomatic observation, coming from Bill Clinton when Mr. Obama appeared to be dithering last summer about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico: As president, he said, "the American people hire you to win for them, and if you don't win for them, and if they don't feel like winners, they're not going to give you very much credit".

Langguth capably juggles multiple fronts, diplomatic maneuvers, social observations and the eye-witness testimony, fragmentary but vivid, of lesser figures.

Nor is the observation recent; diplomatic proposals to allow Pakistan access to the U.S. textile market have been steadily rejected for years in order to protect the vestigial remains of an industry once powerful in the American south.

The characters' arch observations about diplomatic life in central Asia suggest thorough research, but as arch observations about diplomatic life in central Asia aren't something most of us will howl in recognition at, the whole thing feels like a Mitchell and Webb sketch gone awry: an hour of groundwork-laying and no punchline.

Speculation about quid pro quos has been magnified by observation of North Korea's recent diplomatic behavior.

Machiavelli's observations of Cesare, contained in diplomatic reports of their meetings both at the zenith and the nadir of the young Borgias' comet-like career, are gold standard history.

One of Stratigakos' observations: "Oversized armchairs guaranteed that diplomatic visitors such as Neville Chamberlain were compelled to lounge, perch, or crouch around the dictator's upright seat -- in effect, a throne".

Harriman' observations on Yalta were not couched in what is norally considered diplomatic language.

An announcement distributed on Thursday to diplomatic missions in Pyongyang said that, regardless of country or region of origin, all foreigners would be quarantined under medical observation for 21 days.