Samsung actually phrases it more tactfully, saying that "the basis for the jury's award is unclear".
The dinosaur thrashed around in the.200 swamp for the first half of the season, and was even benched ("rested," Manager Mike Higgins tactfully said).
Baze tactfully said not a word of complaint to his partner and continued briskly with the next deal en route to the title.
When asked which is more interesting – Worthing or Murray – Humphreys tactfully says: "I wouldn't like to go down that route of setting one against the other".
On the missile shield -- which some analysts fear could prompt China to build up its arsenal and set off an arms race in Asia -- India tactfully said that Mr. Bush's policy responded to "a strategic and technological inevitability".
And what if the trust's chairman, Sir Michael Lyons – a man scoffed at in ministerial circles as "an ex-Labour councillor" – tactfully says he won't be hanging around when his term ends next year?
"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.
Ms. Fosler appeared on the same panel with the more pessimistic Mr. Zimmermann of Berlin and also with Fan Gang, director of a Chinese economic research institute, who tactfully said nothing about the United States, but declared that China's now booming economy might be headed for contraction, joining the rest of the world.
In an interview shortly before the show, Birtwell tactfully said, "No one has asked me to be involved, and I will keep saying the same old thing, which is, if it's great, it's very nice to put Ossie's name forward.
However tactfully we say, "She sounds like a little girl because she is a little girl," the desire for therapy will not diminish.
