Sentence examples for courteous remarks from inspiring English sources
Although clearly campaigning for Barkley, Roosevelt made courteous remarks about Chandler in the spirit of party unity, but in Bowling Green, he chastised Chandler for "dragging federal judgeships into a political campaign".
Conclude your complaint letter with a courteous remark, such as "Sincerely" or "Yours Truly.
Judge Sauls is unfailingly calm and courteous, preceding remarks with "If I may," as if anyone would defy a judge in his own courtroom.
Smith quotes, without disagreement, Barack Obama's courteous but manifestly untrue remark that Bush is "comfortable in his own skin".
More to the point, there is a risk of comparing offensive and clumsy sexual remarks with respectful, courteous sexual advances.
In one of his courteous, admirably thorough reviews, Coetzee remarks that Doris Lessing "prunes too lightly" to be a great stylist, and his own paragraphs and plots feel sharply pruned, at times as brutally disciplined as Parisian lime trees.
Pilcher was perceived by many as old-fashioned and disengaged, rarely visiting the trenches; the journalist Philip Gibbs remarked on his "courteous old-fashioned dignity and gentleness of manner", but concluded simply that "modern warfare was too brutal for him".
His icily courteous exchanges with Irving were, a colleague remarked, held in a refrigerated atmosphere with the temperature set at boiling point.
All remarks must be addressed to the Chair and must be courteous in language and deportment.
Security smooth and courteous.
