tactfully

A need to tactfully change the subject was at hand.

"And to tactfully leave us together for a little while."

Tactfully, he came back to the subject of the paper alone.

After a while he took it tactfully from her fingers.

If only the rest of the world would tactfully withdraw.

Tactfully, she did not mention her ability to turn them off.

I think it would be better for me to handle him on my own, she said tactfully.

The woman in red was standing with her back to the car, tactfully looking out into the woods.

But it would be much better if we can manage things tactfully.

Tactfully joining in and getting out of conversation can be difficult.

I tactfully smoothed over the situation and we became friends.

This statement was true of course, but rather tactfully expressed.

"Let us say that a good deal has gone into his breeding," he said tactfully.

"I asked a woman friend to put it to her tactfully.

We are told that, tactfully, she has decided not to cash in too obviously on these.

Hopefully, we've also been able to clear the air about what may be called tactfully "the social media question".

He put down his bundle and tactfully drew back a little way.

Their own addresses will tactfully neither be used nor asked for.

Then, tactfully, they didn't speak any more about such things.

"I find the art beyond my abilities," he said tactfully.

Therefore one had to choose one's words carefully and tactfully.

I tried, oh, so tactfully, to reform him in that respect.

The doctor led him tactfully out into the hall when she began to nod off.

Bundle passed over the receiver and tactfully left the room.

He had been talking for quite a time before she man aged to suggest tactfully that they should return.