Jones, the strategist, speaks more slowly, picking her words diplomatically but giving them no less weight.
During the discussion, which took place against the heated political backdrop of constitutional reform in Venezuela, Chomsky weighed his words diplomatically.
"Well, like I tell everybody I work with, I'm not trying to build a friendship, I'm trying to make the best record I can as producer," he says, choosing his words diplomatically, "so sometimes I'm a little hard on people but only because I want the record to be successful.
A NATO military spokesman issued a diplomatically worded statement this week.
The Iranian government criticized the Saudi-led action in a diplomatically worded rebuke.
South Korea and the United States, which blame the North for the attack, said the diplomatically worded condemnation was aimed at North Korea.
Poland's president, Bronislaw Komorowski, sent a more diplomatically worded letter to Mr. Obama asking him to correct the record.
The pope mixed praise with a diplomatically worded but unmistakable expression of displeasure with the war and its aftermath.
The tickets are diplomatically worded requests for cooperation in cutting down noise, but they point out the punishments for violations of the local anti-noise statutes.
Speaking haltingly in front of reporters and a television camera after a 15-minute private meeting with Mr. Bush at the Vatican, the pope mixed praise for the United States with a diplomatically worded but unmistakable expression of displeasure with the war and its aftermath.
While diplomatically worded, the report's bottom line is simple: We are not doing nearly enough.
