Their film is never glib or flippant, but instead shows a lightness of touch and a swiftness of attack — 96 minutes to drink some cocktails, make some deals and send the Russians packing — that stand in welcome contrast to the plodding, somber earnestness of some recent movies I will tactfully refrain from naming.
One Chinese-Mexican businessman named Zhenli Ye Gon, who ran a pharmaceutical company that allegedly supplied methamphetamine precursors to the cartel, was what might tactfully be described as an avid gambler; he boasted about betting a hundred and fifty thousand dollars a hand at baccarat.
"It's not really my kind of thing to go naming names," Feehily tactfully says, "but very recently we recorded a song purely because of who wrote it, and I just didn't like it and I was against recording it, but because of who wrote it, I think people put all their belief into it.
Its pastel shades and kitschy, art nouveau illustrations of bare-breasted damsels and pink-cheeked boys garlanded with roses all collude in the pretence set up by its very name, tactfully glossing over the fact that its real business is extramarital hookups.
Blum, who tactfully omits her correspondent's name from accounts of the incident, was equally sorry.
A Muslim living in France could, at last, name his child Mohamed, but the government urged officials to "tactfully suggest" that he be given a second name that corresponded to their definition of French.
Hang out, go to talks, and make contacts by (tactfully) bragging about your CS talents!
Describe your needs tactfully but matter-of-factly.
As for Rail Baltica, even the name is disputed: Estonia calls it Rail Baltic; the commission tactfully referred to its show train as the "RB Express".Finland and Estonia, farthest from Europe's core, are keenest on the project.
