Mr Hollings walks in stately fashion through Greenville's local government offices, reminiscing with matronly ladies about friends long since gone from the political stage and courteously expressing "appreciation for your consideration in November".This race, the Hollings camp concedes, will be very close.
Mugabe invited Smith to his house that same evening and according to Smith treated him "most courteously"; Mugabe expressed joy at inheriting a "wonderful country" with modern infrastructure and a viable economy, outlined plans for gradual reform that Smith found reasonable, and said that he hoped to stay in regular contact.
I'm sure that your boss would be grateful if you pulled him aside one day and, very courteously of course, expressed your concern.
Sold by Joseph Johnson at a low price to encourage a wide readership, the Repository was open to all opinions, provided that they were expressed courteously: "In this Repository not only will room be given to the freest objections to natural or revealed religion, but they are sincerely requested; and nothing that is new will be rejected, if it be expressed in decent terms".
Whatever they may think of Sumption's elevation to the supreme court without having previously sat as a full-time judge, Mance and Lord Clarke expressed their dissents perfectly courteously.
As a judge, Tom exhibited modestly an outstanding intellect, always courteously quick-witted in courtroom dialogue, as well as sure-footed in judgment, elegantly expressed, often tinged with apt historical analysis and rooted in irrefutable ratiocination.
Be professional, act courteously and politely, show creativity, and be willing to hear criticism.
The audience consisted mostly of Rutgers students — Tyler Picone sat in the front row — and they listened courteously as a floor manager called out "Are you guys excited to be on TV?" and "You're a good-looking group," then coached them on how to express shock or grief while watching the panel.
Mr. Brown answered courteously.
Mr. Meese courteously agreed.
