"Do your diplomatic circles have any reasons to go along with the word?"

Guess they mixed in the same diplomatic circles, got to know each other.

"I gather your father's an important man in diplomatic circles."

The four groups meeting today are known in diplomatic circles as the quartet.

Veteran police officials and those who work in diplomatic circles said they could not recall a similar case.

"Such an exchange of knowledge might be considered valuable in diplomatic circles.

She makes a living as a semi-prostitute, and is quite wanted in diplomatic circles of the city.

During his time in Washington, he was a popular figure in the capital's diplomatic circles.

Outside diplomatic circles, there were also opposite reactions to the protest in some media.

This would have been unacceptable in international diplomatic circles.

Her paintings were bought by dignitaries in Paris and the diplomatic circle of the early 1970s.

He raised money to establish a golf course in Ankara, which became a "social center" for diplomatic circles.

But, although it has been kept out of the newspapers, the date is, of course, widely known in diplomatic circles.

His social standing allowed him to move easily in diplomatic circles and he inspired confidence amongst foreign representatives.

During the French Revolution she traveled in diplomatic circles on the continent.

How far and how deep those reforms might eventually be is now the subject of intense debate in diplomatic circles.

Although he was never celebrated as a public figure, Cadogan enjoyed great prestige within diplomatic circles.

So bland in diplomatic circles, but infamous to us."

She had heard about Ambassador Myers' misfortune through diplomatic circles.

He become a respected socialite around the diplomatic circles in Yemen and gained many friends.

He was well respected in London's diplomatic circles.

The rationale for his forced resignation became widely known within diplomatic circles and helped intimidate others.

But the murderer had taken important documents with him in his flight, and there was hell to pay in diplomatic circles.

Snowl would simply be sacrificed for the greater good of the state- a common expedient in such diplomatic circles.

When Apollo heard through high diplomatic circles of Wunderman's death, and why he was killed, it set him thinking.