Sentence examples for tactfully referred from inspiring English sources
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.
At least part of that change must have been down to what the accompanying blurb tactfully refers to as Winehouse's demons, but it also speaks volumes about her confidence as a singer: she's gone from sounding eager to please to sounding like a woman who only cares about pleasing herself.
On April 9, 1656, he passed through Dover, and the register of visitors indicates: Perhaps tactfully, the record glosses Wright's employment in Flanders, (euphemistically referred to as "other parts") as England and the Habsburgs were now at open war, and it fails to mention his membership of the Accademia di San Luca, which would have identified him as a Roman Catholic.
So please disagree tactfully.
Address conflicts directly but tactfully.
I tactfully changed the subject.
Very tactfully put, M. Cardullo.
Guards protected priceless assets tactfully.
