Sentence examples similar to has diplomatically suggested from inspiring English sources

Hodgson then diplomatically suggested that, although the training-ground injuries were unfortunate and left him with limited options, they had spared him a selection headache.

When he tried to cut the meat, he diplomatically suggested the cutlery must be dull.

"Frankly, this is not a discussion we have had diplomatically," he said.

And third, it should push the chaebol to expand into services, which they have diplomatically refrained from doing.

The video suggests that Obama was disrespectful to the Israeli prime minister after he gave the speech on 1967 boundaries, but in reality the perceived snub had come more than a year earlier — after the Israeli government had diplomatically embarrassed Vice President Biden, with an announcement on settlement housing starts during a trip to Israel.

Interior minister Manuel Valls has also reined Vallaud-Belkacem in, diplomatically suggesting that a ban would be "complicated".

Until now, it has been diplomatically unacceptable to say such a thing out loud.

By many accounts, China has been diplomatically unco-operative with Vietnam for much of the spring and summer.

A second question was what the Clinton State Department has accomplished diplomatically.

Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi has reacted diplomatically after Friday's draw for the 2014 World Cup finals.

Yet it has been diplomatically and economically close to China since the 1950s.