Sentence examples for of its tact from inspiring English sources

In Redgrave's attack, which is instinctively melodramatic, Didion's persona loses much of its tact and its camouflage, and a certain pretentiousness shows through.

Or did you believe it?" Still, in Redgrave's attack, which is instinctively melodramatic, Didion's persona loses much of its tact and its camouflage, and a certain pretentiousness shows through.

Many of Sebald's admirers have commented on the old-fashioned decorum of his prose, on its extreme tact and obliquity.

The play is, in part, an examination of British tact and its perversions: how can an action be wrong if you never mention it?

When Falafel wins, he is not always gracious, and he often seems unaware of his lack of tact.

She approached the music with a kind of tact, respecting its intensity but holding back the real climaxes until the finale; even the winds, not always this orchestra's strong point, responded to her.

The primacy of the aim of informativeness explains why the untruths of tact and related forms of social politeness should be set aside.

Find the size of the second phalange of the thumb to determine the degree of tact.

A total of 1431 (37% of surviving UK TACT patients) returned questionnaires.

What a titan of meteorological tact.

Mr. Rohmer was the master of tact — tact in the way his characters behave with one another, tact in the way he himself, as a director, spun his tales, and ultimately tact with truth and fiction.