Sentence examples similar to courteously suggested from inspiring English sources

Would the West have been wrong, Mr Clinton courteously asked, to "interfere" in Russian affairs and stand up for Mr Yeltsin if the coup leaders had jailed him?Mr Yeltsin, for his part, sounded off with remarkable vigour against "the aggression by NATO, with America at its head, against Yugoslavia", and suggested that Europeans should be allowed to settle their own affairs.

Its research suggests that, if a customer's complaint or problem is handled professionally and courteously, customer satisfaction can actually increase.

In any case, I don't think Straw was right to suggest to niqab-wearing women at his MP's constituency surgery that they might like to remove the face-covering, however courteously it was done.

He courteously asked his new colleagues for suggestions to improve the revision.

Mr. Meese courteously agreed.

Mr. Brown answered courteously.

Lin courteously fulfilled this obligation.

They ask for money, courteously but insistently.

The problem of their removal (which she has both courteously and not-so-courteously broached) is, alas, another ethical dilemma.

They watch one another and bow courteously.

The two actors greet her most courteously.