In the same conversation, he told me that DDI's most promising candidates for leadership positions are rated "strong" in most parts of the role-playing exercise and "proficient" in a few, while I, in contrast, rated nothing higher than a (tactfully worded) "development opportunity".
The tactfully worded conclusion of the study, which was sponsored by Match.com, really says it best, referencing a "contemporary struggle to reconcile digital eroticism with real-world consequences".
If you want to spread the word, do so tactfully by word of mouth through family, wedding attendants or your wedding Web site.
They either agree with my findings (which is reassuring!) or if I'm a bit wide of the mark or have missed something they always word it very tactfully so that I feel I've learned something but without feeling intimidated (GRRS community optometrist).
And let's face it, not everyone is poetic enough to articulate their feelings tactfully.
This time, the government has clearly won, but its generals tactfully avoid the word "victory".
Instead, confidently and tactfully choose your words.
Baze tactfully said not a word of complaint to his partner and continued briskly with the next deal en route to the title.
Although Coubertin attributed the words to Ethelbert Talbot, an American bishop, recent research suggests that the words are Coubertin's own, that he tactfully cited Talbot so as not to appear to admonish personally his English-speaking friends.
This may entail minor wording changes (e.g., changing diplomatically to tactfully under the dimension "Positive Communication").
Asked about her response to the word cabaret, Ms. Mayes said that its purpose has to be tactfully explained.
