Sentence examples similar to be exceedingly polite from inspiring English sources

She was exceedingly polite.

He is exceedingly polite.

Merchandise is thoughtfully displayed and the salespeople are exceedingly polite.

Between songs, Turner and Kane are exceedingly polite, reeling off the cabaret one-liners.

He was exceedingly polite in public, but swore like a stevedore in private.

The family remains close; Joe credits them with keeping him levelheaded, and indeed he is exceedingly polite, with excellent table manners.

There's a brusqueness to his voice on the telephone, yet he is exceedingly polite as he efficiently dispenses with your call.

In short, he would be at the end of his tether if everybody in the big city had been exceedingly polite to him.

Even so, he is exceedingly polite, eager to answer questions, even if his body language screams: get me out of here.

While the students at St. Xavier's, a 141-year-old Jesuit institution in this pretty seaside city, were exceedingly polite to Mr. Obama — in interviews many said they admired him — they seemed unafraid to get straight to the point, even if Mr. Obama did not always get straight to his.

My guess is that a majority of people either a) assumed the numbers were phoney or outdated; b) were exceedingly polite and respectful of the privacy of nonfictional book characters; or c) never actually made it that far into the book, a failure for which I cast no outward blame.