Sentence examples for are rather polite from inspiring English sources

That world leaders are rather polite?

"At first, we'd sit around and be rather polite: 'Might I just say one thing about page 33?'" But normal service resumed after a week.

CRS is being rather polite.

On very crowded worlds like World 2 it is rather polite to keep the gate open for the massive amount of Air Orb Runners on these worlds.

Except the word he used was rather less polite than "mess".

These are all rather polite ways of calling the Republicans enormous hypocrites, I realize.

He seems terribly Catholic, in the sense of Protestantism being a rather polite religion where you're wearing a hat and eating a wafer, while Catholicism invites you to imbibe Christ's body and its priests wash the feet of the homeless.

Available from Monday Culture Shockers A collection of programmes on what the BBC calls "alternative lifestyles throughout the 20th century" – which is a rather polite way of describing skinheads and swingers, among others.

It's rather a relief to see that Ronan is still a teenager at heart, albeit an extremely polite one.

Teachers like students who are polite rather than students who just shout at the teacher.

But the applause, for now, is polite rather than deafening.