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• That is why there is a lot of abuse, insults and tactlessness.
• The result is a tactlessness that undoes some of the production's finer points.
• We were shocked by the selfishness and the tactlessness of those who wrote to us.
• One regrets the ugly skirmishing and tactlessness that have accompanied the news of his impending departure.
• Gielgud was also famous for his tactlessness and for his awkward attempts to explain it away.
• Though he had a reputation for tactlessness and buffoonery, William could be shrewd and diplomatic.
• Her tactlessness, which had amused George II, struck the French Court as simple bad manners.
• He's honest to the point of tactlessness, and he comes off as a real pill.
• I just don't think that level of tactlessness that he has displayed throughout this thread should be tolerated.
• In between, he has this matter-of-fact to free-shooting tactlessness of displaying scenes of sex and violence.
• Her handling of this issue is described by Marquand as " maladroit ", and by Skidelsky as showing " monumental tactlessness ".
• Much of the humour revolves around Barbara's tactlessness and her family's fear of getting on the wrong side of her.
• "The tribe " generally dislike Lenore's company due to her competitiveness and tactlessness and meddling in the other wives'affairs.
• Blanche briefly becomes Rita Sullivan's ( Barbara Knox ) assistant at The Kabin but soon drives Rita mad with her meddling and tactlessness.
• In her youth, Mary earned herself a reputation for tactlessness, apparently at one point telling Henry Holiday, " All artists are fools!
• The old general replied, with what seemed like uncharacteristic tactlessness, that if they'd give him a week he might think of something.
• Indeed, Mitchell's tactlessness towards administrators made him quite unpopular with them and may have prejudiced his chances of doing well in representative cricket.
• Some said, often in blunt terms, that they deeply resented him, his tactlessness in dealing with underlings and what they described as his narcissism.
• Rear Admiral Deinhard-of the German East African naval detachment charged him with arrogance, tactlessness, being undiplomatic, and lack of organizing or administrative skills.
• Patek, who declared he was disappointed with his people's behaviour and " spoke strongly about the tactlessness and rigidity of the Polish Military authorities ."