Sentence examples for most tactless from inspiring English sources

Tim Bell, her favourite adman, called her "the old bat", and Bernard Ingham, her loyal press secretary, said she was "the most tactless woman I have ever met in my life".

Keep your voice steady: Yes, sometimes mothers say the most tactless and stupid things which make you realize how ignorant they are.

I ask if she still listens to the show, and get the most comically tactless answer: "No, I don't.

What I would never tell her is that she is one of the most awkward -- even tactless -- of people, with a minimal social life.

Most music teachers consider it tactless.

His advice is sensible, but his show is entertaining mainly because he acts as the audience's id, uttering the tactless judgments that most people keep to themselves.

What bothered me most about Nancy's post however, was not her tactless attempt to paint me as a buffoon.

Most fans avoid posting such sentiments for fear of appearing tactless.

Her play, "Tactless," takes place in something like a bionic future, in which most of humanity has been implanted with brain-computer interfaces.

Her play, Tactless, takes place in something like a bionic future, in which most of humanity has been implanted with brain-computer interfaces.

You wouldn't expect a handful of theatre-filling laughs in a piece about someone losing the two people she loved most, but Didion achieves them through gallows gags involving a brutally misunderstood crossword clue and a tactless sign in an intensive care unit.