Sentence examples similar to exceptionally diplomatic from inspiring English sources
As Mr Cameron has said, if the UK does not stand with France at this moment, its allies could be forgiven for asking: "If not now, when?" For all western governments, Syria presents an exceptionally difficult diplomatic and military problem.
A man famous for going off script and tweeting impulsively is walking into an exceptionally delicate diplomatic dilemma.
The 'Special Relationship' a term coined first by Churchill in 1946 to demonstrate the exceptionally close military, diplomatic, cultural and historical relationship between the US and UK, it seemed, was at it's zenith.
That term was meant to describe the exceptionally close economic, political, diplomatic and cultural ties we've had for the last however many years, but always comes off sounding a bit like something an old president said to make us all feel like we have some kind of worth, leaving the States free to use us as they will. .
His exceptionally long tenure on the diplomatic stage, his brilliant intellect and ruthless pragmatism earned Lee the accolade of "statesman" from more world leaders than any other personality in the Asia Pacific region.
Diplomatic embarrassment?
Fairways are exceptionally narrow.
She's exceptionally bright.
Exceptionally well, in fact.
