Sentence examples for best politely from inspiring English sources

It's a shame this was such a sidelined event as we were denied the opportunity to see Hollywood's brightest and best politely clapping at a career-spanning clip compilation that could have included such classics as The Trip, A Bucket of Blood and The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent.

So I decided it would be best to politely hang up, think about it and call back a half-hour later, with starting over in mind.

My two best friends politely asked, in unison, "Don't you think it sounds too ethnic?" And I cannot forget my brother's blunt, stinging remark, "Hell, no … way too ghetto.

That long-forgotten White House "beer summit" – the first black American president, his white VP, a white cop and the black professor arrested for "breaking into" his own home – was the start of a pattern for Obama's increasingly uncomfortable public position on racism: it's anecdotal, occasionally practiced by misguided but well intentioned people, and best put politely behind us.

Mickey did his best to politely thank me for this gesture.

"I did my best to politely encourage them to leave, hoping they wouldn't see the guys hiding in the room.

You may find that once you get over infatuation, there's nothing left in the relationship, at which point it's probably best to politely and quietly cut contact.

If you cannot keep an eye on the serving of your drink, or you have any misgivings about the person offering you a drink, it is best to politely decline.

But it's better to be 50% reserved, you don't know for sure whom to trust, Don't let people say anything; but it'll be the best to answer politely even if you are saying the rudest thing.

If, however, after three or four emails nothing at all really peaks your interest, it is sometimes best to just politely say you don't think the two of you would make a good match and go on to learn more about the next person.

Some viewers found the previous PMQs at best sedate, or less politely a but dull, so we dusted down the Daily Politics Mood Box - used at the conferences to get delegates voting on an issue of the day.