Sentence examples for diplomatically answer from inspiring English sources

ASK Michael Rothschild, the 47-year-old chief executive of Maxager and he'll diplomatically answer that many of his young, techie programmers are "interesting looking".

"It is too high to be mentioned diplomatically," answered Obama.

Dorsey diplomatically answered that both companies did because of Twitter's role in transforming communications and Square's place in the exchange of value.

Clinton very diplomatically answers the question of whether Hillary Clinton's popularity redeems those who believe we'd be better off if she was president, saying that the further you are from the line of fire, the more popular you are.

Franco, 40, has the deepest New York city roots of any Met and he tried diplomatically to answer how he felt about the Yankees while growing up in Brooklyn.

He diplomatically avoids answers to cultural questions that might affront anyone, though he is quick to criticize the notorious Houston traffic, which gives an entirely new meaning to clogging the lane.

There is little question whether the U.S. should engage Iran diplomatically - the answer is a resounding yes.

It is hard to answer diplomatically on behalf of my country, because really that's what we all have to do.

"We did consider Jarrett Lee, Miless answered diplomatically.

"We don't play for score," he answered diplomatically.

"I think everyone would hope for that level of success," she answers, diplomatically.