The other part of the equation, O'Toole's infatuation with stroppy northern girl Jodie Whittaker, is trickier but handled with tact: it's about fondness as much as leching.
The relationship between Anne and Sarah is handled with tact and compassion and Edmundson suggests, without overstating, the topical resonances of 18th-century politics: it is deeply ironic to see the Tories portrayed as the anti-war party and there is even a hint that Anne, in her piety and desire to transcend factionalism, set a pattern for modern monarchy.
Though there are quantitative processes and methods to follow, there are times of uncertainty and confusion that must be handled with tact – a skill that is only fostered through growth, longevity as a leader and the willingness to do the work to make good business decisions.
Don't say "I can't eat this", just say "My big brother says it is harmful for health etc. Handle it with tact.
But this time everyone handled themselves with tact.
Whatever the situation, she handles it with tact and sensitivity.
The show is frequently melodramatic, but it does handle some storylines with tact and realism.
In scenes the movie handles with extraordinary tact, the film observes the two friends' fumbling auto-erotic experimentation in the bed they share.
More modest practices are Marks Barfield, masters of entertainment architecture with the London Eye and the Tate Pier to their credit, or Haworth Tompkins, whose ingenious remodelling of the London Library was handled with great tact.
Usually the situation is handled with some tact, (Ms. Taylor offered, "We love your style, but you make mistakes in concert") but the involvement of a residency, like shared property, is thorny.
The whole situation could have been handled with more tact.
