Sentence examples for Polite suggestion from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Polite suggestion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when offering advice or recommendations in a courteous manner.
Example: "I have a polite suggestion for improving our workflow: perhaps we could implement a weekly check-in meeting."
Alternatives: "courteous recommendation" or "gentle advice".
Advice has ranged from a bruising attack by George Soros, the billionaire international financier, on Germany for squeezing its poorer European partners, to the more polite suggestion of Jacob J. Lew, the U.S. Treasury secretary, that governments should refocus their policies on promoting growth.
Don't judge the queen an autocrat, though; Liebig says the hydrocarbons are less like a command than a polite suggestion not to reproduce.
The deal sheds doubt once again on whether or not the Met's entrance price is a polite suggestion or a mandated donation.
Make a polite suggestion that they try and see the good in things for a change.
Henry initially offers some polite suggestions; then he snaps.
For the rest of the meeting, we talked about whether there was any potential in a movie called "Yahtzee!" I made some polite suggestions and left.
Mostly, though, the jabs haven't been direct: whispers from aides, indirect attack ads, and polite suggestions in cable news interviews, in contrast to, say, Donald Trump calling Jeb Bush "dumb as a rock".
Mr. Marsal no doubt resents the F.D.I.C.'s none-too-polite suggestions that it could have resolved Lehman better and cheaper, while Mr. Cohen, senior chairman of the Wall Street law firm Sullivan & Cromwell, is steeped in the insular world of banking.
Making politics polite again.
By contrast, women tend to use mitigated assertions along with questions, offers, suggestions and polite expressions, she said.
Some object -- in the polite, courtroom sense -- to the suggestion that there is any slowdown now in the growth of law offices.
