Meanings of great diplomatist in English

Don't grumble, Greusel, but hold up your head as a great diplomatist.

He was a man of extraordinary genius, fond of literature, and a great diplomatist.

She, too, doubtless thought herself a great diplomatist.

Pray remember what glory there is in being a great diplomatist, which I warrant to make you.

On the return of Franklin he was accredited sole minister to France, to succeed that great diplomatist.

He would have made a great diplomatist.

Thomas Jefferson was a great man, a great diplomatist, a great tactician and an illustrious citizen and patriot.

If the object of diplomacy be the organisation of failure in the midst of hate, he was a great diplomatist.

I was not deceived in him," she thought; "he is the great diplomatist I believed him to be.

Before 1913 we thought you were a great diplomatist, but since then we have seen what fruits your diplomacy bears.

Turkey was paralyzed with fright, until England sent her great diplomatist Lord Stratford de Redcliffe-andFrance hers, M. de Lacour.

You-PrinceShan-thegreat diplomatist of the world-are gambling away your future and the future of a mighty empire for a woman's sake.

Among the personal congratulations which he received he valued most highly those of a great diplomatist and friend, 'high praise from Sir William White.'

Less of a military genius than his father, he was a greater diplomatist.

What would the great diplomatists of the world say to such a theory?

Franklin was the greatest diplomatist of the eighteenth century.