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Finally Dan decided to end it, in a most undiplomatic way.

That was probably an undiplomatic thing to do, but he couldn't help it.

I'd say, in undiplomatic language, that this is all garbage.

Or is that an undiplomatic attitude for me to take?"

Because that sort of talk is undiplomatic or even impolitic.

Then he came to the point with direct, undiplomatic bluntness.

Other governors from border states were undiplomatic in their responses.

Even some of her friends say she was widely considered abrasive and undiplomatic.

"That speech was the most undiplomatic defense I could have imagined.

Jones obliged, though he offended the community with an undiplomatic style.

"You look as if you've been doing hard labor," he said, uncharacteristically undiplomatic.

For all his combustible and undiplomatic personality, Ryan can coach.

He's an undiplomatic young jackass and they would be bound to notice that.

Cole didn't know how much more of this assignment he'd be able to put up with before he did something most undiplomatic.

He admired her strong diplomatic stands and her undiplomatic language.

He seemed committed to saying nothing undiplomatic or unkind.

For the first time, Lord Lyons was undiplomatic enough to laugh.

He wanted to roll on the floor and howl with joy, which would be most undiplomatic of him, under the circumstances.

Now that would have been an undiplomatic incident.

Saying he wanted to offer sympathy seemed undiplomatic.

The two ambassadors both greeted the commander's presence with rather undiplomatic expressions.

But in any attempts to generate greater outrage, Iran may find itself haunted by its own recent undiplomatic behavior.

He did however have serious flaws, being high-handed, quarrelsome and undiplomatic.

Coming from a diplomat, they were, well, undiplomatic!

The President of the Council found some public words which can be called undiplomatic or honest, depending on how one sees things.