Sentence examples for diplomatic saying from inspiring English sources

Friends are very diplomatic, saying they never saw him doing it, then changing the subject.

Mr. Reynolds was more diplomatic, saying he "never would have gotten started without Blogger," Pyra's publishing tool.

It quoted a diplomatic saying the 28-year old businesswoman would be flown home in the coming days.

The Confederation of British Industry was more diplomatic, saying that while it supported a snazzy new railway line, a new runway for Heathrow was still necessary.

The Chicago Sun-Times's Tina Akouris is a little more diplomatic, saying the shot clock is winding down on Weber's fate at the school.

The man with the cut-outs, asked which of the two was proving more popular, was diplomatic, saying it was about 50-50.

Wright, ever diplomatic, said the botched play was just a matter of the fielders not being on the same page.

On Philadelphia's commuter trains, where quiet cars made their debut in 2008, "the crews had to be diplomatic," said Kim Heinle, a customer service executive at the railroad.

Ackman, just slightly more diplomatic, said Icahn "was not used to having people stand up to him".

"What I like about Holbrooke is that he's not very diplomatic," says Peter van Walsum, the Dutch ambassador.

Ms. McAleese, whose role is largely ceremonial and diplomatic, said failed leadership had "contaminated the wells of hope that we draw from".