Sentence examples for try to be diplomatic from inspiring English sources
Those in power try to be diplomatic about their concerns.
The president will try to be diplomatic — unless, of course, his country scores.
They try to be diplomatic when talking about the two extremes of opinion on such matters.
As Mr. Kuti once explained it, while his father would simply declare that "the government is a thief," his own style is to try to be diplomatic, to say that he would prefer that the government stop stealing money.
"I try to be diplomatic but clear — that if you give in on the bathroom bill to preserve a tax break, there's another equally awful idea right behind it".
Even when employers try to be diplomatic, layoffs can foster home-grown euphemisms, where the employees themselves coin a term for job cuts.
Wolfing down a lunch of spaghetti, Omar Hassani tried to be diplomatic about his eastern allies.
"I'd put it this way," he said trying to be diplomatic.
Paes tried to be diplomatic: "They certainly do not represent the US athletes who came here".
He was obviously trying to be diplomatic, but it's understandable that he's not too excited.
But being British, he actually rises above all of that and tries to be diplomatic about it.
