「Tact」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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His art is that of a man of | tact, a skilled painter, happy in his dramatic treat |
TACT All-Stars (2004) | |
located on a 161-acre (0.65 km2) | tact along the shores of Lake Chatuge in the north G |
It was her innate graciousness, her innate | tact, and her kindness of heart . . . |
until 1874, and discharged its duties with much | tact and devotion. |
poraries as politically, owing to his unfailing | tact and pleasant wit. |
This irked Kerala Varma who resorted to | tact and tried to convince the Princess to give up h |
Instead, with | tact and enthusiasm, Mr. Polanski grabs hold of a gr |
Dunton was widely commended for the | tact and intelligence with which he had overseen the |
ss, Alicia is vain, selfish, completely without | tact and not above rubbing her success with men in h |
He was seen as a diplomatic pragmatist with the | tact and flexibility opponents of the previous pope |
ns was acting-governor of Queensland and showed | tact and ability in this position. |
office; he lacked moderation, self-control and | tact, and his government was defeated about eight we |
on of the Port Phillip district, Fitzroy showed | tact and himself favoured bi-cameral legislatures fo |
s to restore disciplin; and displayed prudence, | tact, and executive ability. |
Piper showed both | tact and organising ability in arranging for the tra |
al, was often unrelieved by wisdom, toleration, | tact, and the sense of human values.... |
se for gratitude to Mr Watson, the leader whose | tact and judgement have enabled it to achieve many o |
nder Johnstone; as well as being hailed for his | tact and heroism by the British press, he was promot |
to handle British-American supply problems with | tact and judgement and he is almost as familiar with |
had a bare majority of one and it required much | tact and finesse to keep the ministry going until Ap |
He behaved with the utmost | tact and got rid of the Winburg and Potchefstroom bu |
cted hosts of admirers, while his extraordinary | tact and temper disarmed opposition and enabled him |
mancipation Act had called for a high degree of | tact and ability. |
From the large fortune acquired by his | tact and industry, he made generous donations to man |
oy all teaching orders; but Mother St. Joseph's | tact, clear-sightedness, and zeal for souls saved th |
By his | tact Erskine established excellent relations with th |
aline; he was moved to remark, with the lack of | tact for which he was notorious, “Only my English ta |
f acceptance, in which, with surprising want to | tact, he aired afresh his old hatred of the African |
of the Fenian riots and is credited with "great | tact in handling that explosive situation". |
rmy of occupation left in France, showing great | tact in a difficult position. |
nment in New South Wales, and showed wisdom and | tact in his dealings with the problems which arose, |
the House of Commons by his speeches and by his | tact in presiding over the select committee on Penal |
t - apparently basing this on a certain want of | tact in dealing with human weakness. |
ontraceptives in Japan, and has shown political | tact in advocating for the maintenance of the legal |
was cut back to 20 or 20A but otherwise left in | tact, it would either overlap I-390 and NY 17 for a |
A measure of Ossat's skill and | tact may be gained by the French measures he was abl |
Commanded by the Legendary Hero | Tact Mayers, it functions as the base and home of th |
Off-Broadway group The Actors Company Theatre ( | TACT) presented a revival of the 1964 revision of th |
John's life is one of a busy style, but with | tact, style and attitude he makes it flow smooth. |
introduced the first 4 mm surface mount sealed | tact switch. |
ogna, Franciscus was more distinguished for his | tact than for his wisdom. |
She is described as charmful and with great | tact, though not beautiful. |
n November 1810 but Saumarez showed conspicuous | tact towards the government of Sweden and her shippi |
His diplomatic | tact was thoroughly appreciated by the home governme |
ff-Broadway company The Actors Company Theatre ( | TACT), where he played the role of Jack in the play |
ation praises not only his courage but also his | tact which gained for him the friendship as well as |
cause he felt that the job required a degree of | tact which he would have been unable to supply. |
as a divine, and in his sermons he exhibited a | tact which enabled him at once to win the ear of his |
de against the Jesuits, and advice prudence and | tact while defending the Society against its detract |
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