Sentence examples for tactful terms from inspiring English sources
In private conversations with Western officials, diplomats say, he has expressed his concerns in softer, more tactful terms.
Their waste — the tactful term is castings — is not gross or maggoty.
He was tactful, never using the term "female genital mutilation," but he explained its consequences.
A representative chaotic system is employed to show that the present scheme is not only a tactful way of synchronizing chaotic systems with uncertainties imposed on nonlinear terms, but a more radical approach on achieving synchronization with relatively moderate control gains than existed methods.
This kind of development requires more tactful diplomacy as well as commitment to real change in the long term.
It didn't end when he took the rare, tactful and universally praised step of stepping down from the presidency in 1999 after one term.
In Mr Abe's Japan, newspapers are once again using the term "comfort women" for the wartime sex slaves its soldiers degraded (see article), hardly tactful with the rest of Asia due to celebrate the end of the second world war next year.But economics has been at the core of Mr Abe's premiership.
Interviewers must be tactful".
