Sentence examples for diplomatically expressed from inspiring English sources

It must be evident by now that what I have been describing is a very remarkable theatre, and I can think of no reaction to it more apt or more diplomatically expressed than the reply that Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy is reported to have made to John D. Rockefeller III when he asked her, on opening night, what she thought of it.

After the match Roy Hodgson had to diplomatically express disappointment at his own supporters.

Don't confront the manager yourself, Radcliffe advised in an email to Work Ethic: "Rather, you should have a low-key but serious chat with your supervisor, diplomatically expressing your confusion about the lines of authority".

The other Gulf states -- a majority of which, including the UAE, have supported Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in his crackdown on Islamists in his country -- struggled to diplomatically express support for both sides and reduce tension.

Diplomatically, he expressed no sharp disillusionment about the U.S. role.

I expressed myself very diplomatically".

Prime Minister Salih expressed his views diplomatically.

In a radio interview with NPR before going to the White House, Mr. Cameron expressed his viewpoint diplomatically.

The Queen effectively ordered Caius to grant him leave of absence for this purpose, although the College expressed this more diplomatically by granting him a sabbatical "by Royal mandate".

America and others expressed similar concerns, though more diplomatically.

The United Nations officials expressed the same concern, though more diplomatically, and one official, who did not want to be quoted by name because of the political sensitivity of the issue, said the United Nations had repeatedly raised those concerns with the international forces without success.