tactfully

By tactfully building connections before you make your move, you’ll ease your transition into a new field and avoid the career gridlock that often comes from trying to navigate change alone.

It fell to Salomon to observe tactfully that “in the early part of the pandemic, in March 2020, “it made sense to focus on mortality.

Or, as Phillips has tactfully described it, “a movie where music is an essential element.”

In praising the U.S. president’s statesmanship, European leaders tactfully skipped any public reference to what had become a fierce battle among Democrats over whether Biden should bow out.

Even the interviews that are conducted tactfully, by well-meaning journalists, drain something from her.