Sentence examples for more tact from inspiring English sources

Achieving the second will require more tact.

"I feel like there should have been a little bit more tact involved".

Although they probably wield their markers with more tact than House.

But Kafka wished for readers to approach his creation with rather more tact.

"Certain ways that I approached things, I could have done it with more tact and more class," he said.

He might have played in New York if the Mariners had handled a potential trade with more tact.

But we need to learn more than tact if tact involves that Žižekian lie of pretending to have averted our eyes.

But Mr. Romney's supporters took a more practical tact, calling him the best candidate to beat President Obama.

Recognizing that humans can't possibly catch all of these new invaders, some dive shops are resorting to a slightly more controversial tact.

Frontier Airlines, on which one of the sick nurses flew with a low fever, has adopted a more reasonable tact: directing passengers on relevant flights to the CDC, scrubbing the plane with extra assiduity and reminding people that Ebola is not airborne, and probably never will be (when a virus mutates it almost always gets weaker or less infectious).

The other even more problematic tact used to debunk racial profiling is that there have been few statistics that have been compiled on unwarranted stops.