tact

So long as Quibi can continue churning out shows, so long as it is able to learn what does and does not work and change tact accordingly, Quibi has a shot.

He was no teacher, and he lacked the tact required in getting along with his classes.

The result has all the passion, tact, and nuance of a street-corner preacher.

The 27-year-old will need to display a level of tact and diplomacy with which he has not previously ever been associated.

The tapering of certain letters indicates the laudable trait of tact.

On the very first episode of that venerable program, Jock Ewing gave his son, J.R., a tart-tongued lesson about tact and subtlety.

"If you'll leave off trying to set up science in the place of God we'll overlook your lack of tact," he conceded finally.

It must be, with such genius, tact and experience, all that a weekly periodical can be.

In the worst form, this appears as deceit; in the best, as tact.

Tact might have been mightier than an army and wise measures might have worked wonders.

At any rate, I admired the sergeant's tact and savoir faire.