Sentence examples for for tact from inspiring English sources
Another case for tact and discrimination is the use of footnotes.
Say the right thing and you gain a point for tact.
That phrase "the cost of dying" has sacrificed accuracy for tact.
She had a gift for discipline but no gift for tact.
That phrase "the cost of dying" has sacrificed accuracy for tact.
Senior Award for Tact Me, for not awakening my wife with this news.
It is as if the author felt it necessary to delete the names for reasons of tact or legal liability.
In 2011, Charles Barkley, a man known for his common sense but never for his tact, said plainly that he was sure that "every player has played with gay guys," and went on: "It bothers me when I hear these reporters and jocks get on TV and say: 'Oh, no guy can come out in a team sport.
As an editor, Mr. Maxwell was known for his tact in dealing with authors with reputations for being headstrong.
But she was picked to head Icann not for her tact but because of her international reputation for independence, integrity and straightforward manner.
She won her first Tony nomination in 1961 and her first Oscar nomination, under her maiden name, for Never on Sunday in 1960, probably for the tact with which she framed Melina Mercouri's decolletage and rear.
