Sentence examples for extremely diplomatic from inspiring English sources

And you have to be extremely diplomatic about it.

In fact, nearly all my evaluators were extremely diplomatic, using words like "assertive," "direct" and "intense," even where "overbearing" would have been equally apt.

Bean responded to the comments in an extremely diplomatic post for MLB.com, saying that Murphy was "brave to share his feelings," and express his own hope that Murphy would one day see things from his perspective.

No longer the most powerful state in Italy, Venice still enjoyed internal cohesion, an extremely effective diplomatic corps, and a strong fleet to navigate an independent policy between Spain and the papacy.

"His mood is that he will be killed anyway," Fyodor Lukyanov, editor of a Russian foreign affairs journal and the head of an influential policy group, said in an interview in Moscow, adding that only an "extremely bold" diplomatic proposal could possibly convince Mr. Assad that he could leave power and survive.

If, for instance, we assume for a minute that they have reason to believe the French deliberately picked a quarrel with Prussia, they can neither express such a belief nor state its grounds without embarrassing extremely the diplomatic intercourse with the French empire, and giving the French people ground to suspect that our neutrality may easily be changed into hostility.

Bolton will move into the high-ranking foreign policy advisor position just as the U.S. is approaching talks with North Korea, an extremely delicate diplomatic maneuver between two volatile leaders. .

It is an extremely rare diplomatic and legal move that signals the UK is no longer treating the case as a consular matter but a formal, legal dispute between Britain and Iran.

Combine these two impulses and you get a budget that's extremely hostile to diplomatic institutions.

Justice Department lawyers had considered going to court to ask a federal judge to enforce the immigration ruling in an effort to resolve quickly what has evolved into a highly emotional, extremely difficult political and diplomatic quandary.

During this period, Zhou Enlai engaged in extremely delicate and secret diplomatic exchanges with the United States, and Mao agreed to a secret visit to Beijing by the U.S. national security adviser Henry Kissinger in July 1971.