Sentence examples for it's diplomatic from inspiring English sources
He goes on: "It's diplomatic speed-dating".
Now it's diplomatic payback time: Putin is in London today to take tea with Queen Elizabeth II, courtesy of Tony Blair.
It's diplomatic quid pro quo: if the tribunal brings in Matek, a Croat, the French will deliver them Andric, a Serb.
Asked to explain what "not viable" meant, Carney said: "It's diplomatic jargon to mean what you want it to mean".
It was diplomatic sycophancy of the highest order and I found myself for the first time in my life wishing Jeremy Clarkson was there.
But it wasn't fast talking, it was diplomatic talking.
Away from the podium, it is diplomatic speed-dating: plenaries, pull asides and pool sprays; bilaterals and brush bys; grip and grins.
Still, perhaps it would be diplomatic to call Radio 4's new Open Air slot something other than art.
It might be diplomatic if our PM could tell the Saudis that he understands their problem with dissidents.
"It should be diplomatic etiquette for foreign leaders not to confront China by raising the human rights issue".
