1, "Their sound is very interesting," he says, diplomatically.

2, The country remained diplomatically isolated.

3, Maria handled the situation very diplomatically.

4, Mr Eigen plans to wage his war diplomatically.

5, Diplomatically changing sides, they joined with forces planning rebellion.

6, Diplomatically, she pointed to where her male colleagues were standing.

7, Politically and diplomatically, the barriers against their use by a First World country are massive.

8, They diplomatically pronounced the meal delicious and waxed even more enthusiastic about the promised factory and the prospects for their community.

9, Diplomatically, he placed the burden of responsibility on the state officials, calling upon them to find solutions.

10, The president begins by diplomatically but pointedly commenting on how difficult this call has been to arrange.

11, Diplomatically , we were not badly off.

12, All this has left Colombia diplomatically isolated.

13, Aso has made diplomatically controversial comments in the past.

14, Difficult questions should always be handled politely and diplomatically.

15, They had to be dealt with diplomatically but firmly.

16, Be polite; write diplomatically; even in a declaration of war one observes the rules of politeness.

17, Blazing new ideas and gaining initiative diplomatically is the most witty!

18, His proposal was roundly dismissed as being diplomatically unsound as well as physically impossible.

19, Militarily, strategically(),(http:///diplomatically.html) politically and diplomatically it has been an abject failure on its own terms.

20, He answered very diplomatically.

21, He told the artist diplomatically that his ugly picture was " unusual ".

22, Be polite; write diplomatically; even in a declaration of war one observes the rule of politeness.

23, The diplomatic audience agreed - diplomatically, and on background - that Powell was " really good. "

24, 'Why don't we take a break for coffee?' she suggested diplomatically.

25, Unless a compromise could be reached the country would be diplomatically isolated on this issue.

26, He wanted forces capable of quick, decisive victories against diplomatically isolated opponents.

27, Refrain from petty arguments; if you disagree, raise your concerns diplomatically while dignifying opposing views.

28, President Bush says there is no question that the Iranian nuclear standoff can be resolved diplomatically.

29, Summoning one of his shrewdest ministers, Count d'Argenson, the king asked him whether he could diplomatically unsnarl the traffic jams.

30, For one, the other could nation could use that ruling as a justification for continuing a bad trade practice, making it more difficult to resolve a dispute diplomatically.

31, The President made it clear he did not want to see the country diplomatically isolated.

32, There seems to be no way of diplomatically breaking tragic news.

33, We must not move diplomatically ahead of our military strength or we shall court disaster.

34, In Washington, the Obama administration has voiced similar thoughts, albeit more diplomatically and obliquely.

35, Representative Paul, less diplomatically, refers to Federal Reserve notes as "counterfeits" and to the Fed as a price fixer.

36, He said: " We will be developing a way forward to deal with this diplomatically. "