It involves displaying tact, showing interest in what the other person is doing or thinking (to a degree – you don't want to get too "personal"), and expressing camaraderie.
As a senator, she assembled one of the most talented, effective staffs in the Congress, and she displayed tact and deftness in working with other senators, even across the aisle with Republicans like John McCain and Lindsey Graham.
Kabir Singh, a Lakeland customer from Mountain Lakes, N.J., said that people in tight quarters, and especially the bus drivers, needed to display more tact and understanding about cellphones.
I commend Cuomo for displaying brilliant tact.
Many analysts appeared to place the burden of handling the situation on a White House that has so far displayed little tact in handling the North Korean threat.
That is until Maggie (Ashley Jensen) comes along, displaying her usual tact.
At times, he has displayed levels of tact and cultural awareness resembling those of Prince Philip at a bachelor party.
However, the Australian team proved very popular throughout the West Indies; Wisden reported that "much credit belonged to the tact displayed by Ian Johnson, who proved a most able captain".
He luxuriates on the style and tact displayed by a true expert undresser, one who, in his words, "not only knows how to get a husband, but how to keep him".
This award has always been Cameron's to lose (Curtis Hanson for "L.A. Confidential" is probably the strongest of the competitors), but the hands-on director has played all his cards right, displaying a becoming tact and restraint as the cash and awards for "Titanic" have mounted up.
The very next day, on a flight back to Madras, Rajaji wrote a short and supportive letter to the new president, displaying some of the tact and pragmatism that once earned him the description of "the wisest man in India".
