tact造句

The Libra's best weapon is a correct strategy and tact.

So, how do you say goodbye with grace and tact?

Tact is the key to real generosity: tact, and real thought for the person you are giving the present to.

Mitchell is impulsive, and tact is certainly not a forte.

This knowledge often results from applying tact, intelligence, experience, and judgment to the situation.

Mr Brands paints an understanding portrait of Eleanor and handles the couple’s infidelities with tact.

The best way for Archers to cultivate tact is through prodigious study.

Therefore, trick him, his reaction to his secret pride in tact, it is no wonder that people are born smart.

If you lost your foot in a freak fairground accident last week I apologize for my lack of tact.

So fighting to keep those portfolio pieces in tact can often be a good incentive for you to push back against bad ideas.

After 1785, she filled the difficult role of wife of the first United States Minister to Great Britain, and did so with dignity and tact.

Obviously, this has to be done with great care and tact, since you are effectively criticizing the client, and they may take it badly.

Conflict can be either good or bad depending on the type of conflict and the tact with which it is engaged.

Though it will take tact and sensitivity to persuade pro-life Democrats to back his health bill, pious progressives will praise him to the heavens if he manages it.

Sacking him now gives the Republicans a golden opportunity to say that Mr Obama is taking petty revenge against a dedicated warrior guilty only of too much candour and a want of tact.