Sentence examples for tactful comments from inspiring English sources

Well, there's little for me to add to Will's keen, tactful comments except affirmative emphasis, and I think Eliot should get the last word.

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Even so, Anderson, in an article he wrote for Sight & Sound in 1956, confined his remarks about the screenplays' provenance to the tactful comment "Many of the scripts originate in America".

Never content to answer with a tactful "No comment", Ray's younger brother has always been ready to hold forth concerning the reasons for their irreconcilability.

Tactful people don't make comments that are likely to embarrass people in public.

Jeff Dow of Waterloo, Iowa, was more tactful than many others in his comment on this feature in the Times Book Review on Sunday.

Thanks to Anurag Agrawal for helpful comments and to Peter Kareiva for characteristic sensitivity and tactful criticism.

The furious reaction of many Malaysians suggested, however, that they believed that Mr Lee had committed a far more serious offence--deserving a red card.The furore caused by Mr Lee's comments was remarkable in a region that makes a virtue of being tactful to the point of coyness about neighbouring countries and their leaders.

(When you hear those comments today — in the film or on the Sony live recording — Bernstein comes across as tactful and sincere).

After all, what could be a more tactful reaction to a friend's bad piano setting of your poetry than to evade direct comment by claiming to be unmusical?

If people are making negative comments around you, you should avoid getting wrapped up in them if you want to be tactful.