"There was a better and more tactful way to do it," Kufrin said.
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"There was a better and more tactful way to do it," she added.
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Even if so, there would have been a more tactful way to handle it.
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The eloquently worded response is much more tactful than mine, but I'll say it anyway.
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If flatly saying no to your boss isn't an option, take a more tactful approach.
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LI KEQIANG, China's prime minister, could not have been more tactful during his recent visit to Australia.
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Neil Patrick Harris, who plays Stinson, tweeted a much more tactful quote from King earlier on Monday.
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Encouragement Trump's more tactful approach earned him kudos from those around him, serving to reinforce his position.
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" That assessment was more tactful, perhaps, than that of the filmmakers and other students of the "Jackie look.
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"There was a better and more tactful way to do it," she said of getting dumped on national television.
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"There was a better and more tactful way to do it," she added of getting dumped on national television.
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"There was a better and more tactful way to do it," Kufrin told PEOPLE of getting dumped on national television.
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"There was a better and more tactful way to do it," Kufrin tells PEOPLE of getting dumped on national television.
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We try to be a bit more tactful now with giving feedback and figuring out the appropriate time to do it.
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Ms. Gedrich said she hoped to get her account back, and then would continue to spread her political message — but with, perhaps, a more tactful approach.
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Yet he also thinks a more tactful American leader might persuade Greenlanders to upgrade their links with the United States at the expense of their Danish ones. Perhaps.
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It's more sardonic than the book and, being governed by Hollywood codes, more tactful in recounting the fate of a woman who loved not wisely but too well.
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And while some restaurants post blatant signs meant to keep out gig workers, most employ more tactful strategies, simply stating that bathrooms are reserved for customers only, he said.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Fiji Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama accused Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison of insulting leaders of Pacific island nations during a regional summit earlier this week, and said Chinese officials were far more tactful and better mannered.
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"The company seems to be more tactful with messaging which is a long-term positive, but means downward pressure to growth expectations - which in our view are too high to justify current levels, let alone to add to positions," wrote Spak.
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It was eventually saved by a further, more tactful, restoration, and is today still the town's principal Church of England place of worship.
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Gautier was more tactful, but the criticism was the same: "Deburau has the sharper mask, the cleaner technique, the livelier leg."La Presse, December 10, 1849; tr. Storey, Pierrots on the stage, p.
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Letters, no. 29, to Stanley Unwin, 25 July 1938. He provided two letters to Rütten & Loening and instructed Unwin to send whichever he preferred. The more tactful letter was sent but is now lost.
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Queen Yaa Asantewaa's forces were defeated on 30 September and she was captured soon after. Future British administrators were more tactful than Hodgson, and eventually Prempeh was restored to his throne and sat again on the Golden Stool.
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He is normally calm and the more tactful of the three, but he sometimes becomes emotional and even gets into an argument with the blacksuit Takasaki during One Poker. In the 2.4 Billion Escape Arc, he is the only license carrier among the three, so he is the driver of the getaway car.
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Jane also feels drawn to Bill, though she keeps in mind that she is engaged to Stanhope. At Shipley Hall, Bayliss tells Uffenham and Bill that Uffenham's pictures are all fake. When Bill abruptly asks Jane to marry him over the telephone, she gasps and ends the call. Uffenham, who likes Bill, advises him to be more tactful and warns him that Jane is engaged to Stanhope.
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In this version, Arcade has an actual amusement park in order to entertain the kids; he is skillful in robots and highly arrogant. After Mister Fantastic ruins his robots, he decides to prove he is superior to Mr. Fantastic and lures him into Murderworld. There, Mr. Fantastic defeats all the traps and turns all the robots against Arcade. Arcade is taken into custody and Mr. Fantastic learns to be more tactful.
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He is, in short, a plague. This sort of American tourist does still exist, but in much smaller numbers. My observation during several visits to Europe is that the American tourist has become poorer and younger than he used to be, and awfully self-conscious about being an American. On the average, he's likely to be quieter and more tactful than the average German or French tourist (who doesn't have to prove anything).
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Two months after the establishment of The National Era, "The Soft Answer" was published on its back page by T.S. Arthur. The short story was based on a business disagreement between two former friends, Mr. Singleton and Mr. Williams, set to be mediated by a Lawyer named Mr. Trueman. After receiving an unacceptable settlement offer from Williams, Singleton prepares an angry reply, only to be dissuaded from sending it by his lawyer. Singleton instead assents to signing a far more tactful and conciliatory reply composed by Trueman.
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Goh Hamazaki (, Hamazaki Gō) : Goh is the tough leader of the Hamazaki Family (, Hamazaki-gumi). A major antagonist of Yakuza 3, he has earned the nickname "Emperor of Hama" ( Hama no Teiō); "Hama" being short for Yokohama, the family's hometown. Although tall and strong, Hamazaki is more tactful and cunning than Kanda, using intimidation, manipulation and business connections to further his ambitions. With only 10 members in his family, Hamazaki rose to the top ranks of the Tojo Clan after taking over Yokohama from the Japanese branch of the Snake Flower Triad 4 years ago.
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Blaming himself and grief- stricken, Superman exiles himself from Earth once again, and is ready to die in space when he comes across one of the many enemies of Almerac. He is saved by Maxima, who at this time is unwillingly engaged to the Krenon cyborg De'Cine. Following on the advice of her handmaiden Sazu, she pretends to become more tactful and 'nice' in order to win Superman's heart, but in the process, she truly falls in love with him. At the end, she and Superman leave Earth forever to protect it from a potential reprisal from the Krenon Empire after the death of De'Cine.
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Open identities have been argued to incite reviewers to be "more tactful and constructive" than they would be if they could remain anonymous, while however allowing authors to accumulate enemies who try to keep their papers from being published or their grant applications from being successful. Open peer review in all its forms has been argued to favour more honest reviewing, and to prevent reviewers from following their individual agendas. Open peer review has also been argued to help evaluate the legitimacy of manuscripts that contain editorial conflict of interests, in particular for the COVID-19 that had benefited from a fast- tracking of reviewing.
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Further the Spanish–American War, which many Catholics opposed, was often blamed on William Randolph Hearst's newspapers and had occurred a year before the letter. Opponents of Testem benevolentiae nostrae believe it displayed an ongoing Vatican opposition to democracy and progress. Still, both sides tend to agree that Leo XIII wrote in a less condemnatory or at least more tactful manner than most of his immediate predecessors. Critics state this is merely because his immediate predecessors were or became strident reactionaries like Pope Pius IX. Supporters cite the fact that his encyclical on Americanism, "Longinqua", spoke of love for America more than condemnation of it.
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On July 8 (21), 1917, Lvov resigned, supporting the creation of a new government led by Alexander Kerensky, who, however, did not include him in his cabinet, preferring to appoint the chief prosecutor of a much more tactful and who knew how to find a common language with the hierarchy of professor Anton Kartashev. According to historian Nikita Sokolov,Nikita Sokolov From a penny candle ... An ultimatum of an impostor or the catastrophic consequences of forgetfulness in the production of "personnel castling" He was a member of the All-Russian Local Council (opened on August 15, 1917); but did not attend cathedral meetings.Sacred Council of the Orthodox Russian Church. Deyaniya. — Izdanіe Sobornago Sovuta, Pg., 1918, Book III, p. 57.
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Creatively, Meyer clashed with Roddenberry, who felt that having the Enterprise crew hold prejudices against the Klingons did not fit with his view of the universe. Meyer described a meeting with Roddenberry he later regretted, saying: > His guys were lined up on one side of the room, and my guys were lined up on > the other side of the room, and this was not a meeting in which I felt I'd > behaved very well, very diplomatically. I came out of it feeling not very > good, and I've not felt good about it ever since. He was not well, and maybe > there were more tactful ways of dealing with it, because at the end of the > day, I was going to go out and make the movie.
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However, owing to a shortage of officers with the necessary Russian language skills, the Wehrmacht was forced to relax its policy against accepting emigre officers, and a number of Cossack emigre officers living in Yugoslavia, France, Germany and the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (modern Czech Republic) were recruited into the division. Other officers were the sons of Cossack emigres who had served in the armies of France, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria before the war. A disproportionate number of the German officers were cavalrymen, and of these officers Austrians were over-represented as it was felt that Austrians were more "tactful" in dealing with Slavs rather than the Prussians. The division was created on 4 August 1943 by merging the Cossack regiments Platow and von Jungschulz under the command of the Reiterverband Pannwitz.
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Kaʻiulani and Theo H. Davies in Boston, 1893 Many elements in Hawaii and abroad preferred restoring Kaʻiulani to the Hawaiian throne in place of Liliʻuokalani under a more restricted form of constitutional monarchy. James Hay Wodehouse, the British commissioner to Hawaii, reported to his superior in London that the natives would support and welcome Kaʻiulani as queen. Charles Reed Bishop, the widower of the High Chiefess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, wrote that, "the better class of the British prefer her, and they would help to control her and make as good a government as possible". Dole, the leader of the Provisional Government, had stated that it would have been "far more tactful" to "hold the power of the throne" through "regency in the name of the young Princess Kaʻiulani until she reaches her majority".
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