First among the diplomatists of his time, his reputation as a diplomate has passed out of men's minds.
But there was present to him always a feeling that the men at the Foreign Office had been glad to get any respectable diplomate to go to Patagonia, and that his brethren in the profession had marvelled at his acceptance of such a mission.
He was too good a diplomate to be pumped in that simple way by such a one as Archibald Currie.
Camille Maupin, who knew her Genoa down to its smallest chapels, had left her landscape painter to the care of the diplomate and the two Genoese marquises, and was miserly of her minutes.
By them it was ostensibly done; but the act was equally due to the other crowned heads; and its direction specially to the British, diplomate of whom we have spoken.
And again sat the Secret Convention: an eminent English diplomate the most active of its members--he of all others the most successful cajoler of peoples--he whose long career had been a succession of betrayals.
A peasant or a pettifogging solicitor might very easily overreach an astute diplomate over a bargain in some remote country village; and the wiliest journalist may prove the veriest simpleton in a piece of business.
The observation is not mine; it was made at a friendly supper one evening at the Rocher de Cancale by a diplomate who has seen a great deal of the world.
But," said Amelie, "whether he is a diplomate or a convict, the Abbe Carlos will find some one to get him out of the scrape.
To-morrow you must confront your Spanish diplomate with Rastignac and Bianchon, who will not recognize him as Jacques Collin.
All the world knows what follies the old diplomate committed for Fanny Elssler, whose rehearsals took up a great deal more of his time than the concerns of Europe.
Only from Pevensey; we sought Michelham, but in the storm we must have wandered miles from it.
He had also to do the work of a menial, but not in a menial spirit.
And so in the early summer of 1866 the diplomate had carried her first point, and committed me to two months' probation in the country; and two very delightful months they were.
And still the diplomate never hinted at the idea of making a home at Wheathedge.
A conversation I accidentally fell into with another diplomate procured me some interesting particulars.
In this morning's paper we read the speech of the diplomate I mentioned to you:--N.
Oh no, that were too much--even though his majesty did say--that you were the most agreeablediplomate he had met for a long time.
He is of the old school; a diplomate of the Empire.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "diplomate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
