“But the Army had planned a much greater tactical role for the helicopter in the skirmish.”

“These natural arches provide us with a tactile example of the way the earth changes.”

“She went on to note that as a woman she was quite a tactile and touchy-feely kind of person, but found that her normal sense of tactility was abhorred in the prison so that she had needed to learn how to repress this side of herself.”

“If there is a round in the chamber, the indicator pops up, providing a tactile as well as visual signal to the shooter.”

“The tech company's attempt to implement a new technology was overshadowed by its completely tactless execution.”

“The tactless comment at the inquiry into the disaster drew tears from some of the relatives.”

“This tactless decision alienated the many faithful and already suspicious Pohnpeian Protestants in and around Ohwa.”

“Do you have suggestions on how to handle the power balance or for tactful ways to request what I want?”

“Inevitably the postelection media were full of tactful equivocations, brave faces and the search for silver linings.”

“It did not appear that such an inquiry had been tactful of her, the waitress noticed, nervously biting her underlip.”

“Touching an object for a longer time and still misinterpreting the tactual impression makes things worse.”

“Visual and tactual sense-data do this directly, the others indirectly, as explained above.”

“What she was aware of was the tactual impression of a sharp edge, or the lack of such.”