Sentence examples for described politely from inspiring English sources
On a federal level, the Ministry for Agrarian Development will handle some of the implementation, taking it away from INCRA, which could be described politely as troubled.
His sister, Denise DeBartolo York, who is worth $820 million (according to Forbes magazine) and who took over after Eddie D.'s resignation, will continue as the 49ers' chairwoman, but their relationship is described, politely, as strained.
In April, after two months of what the BBC described politely as a "high number and length of calls" made to the corporation, the viewer appealed to the BBC Trust.
The list also included a dozen photos that Hilton had taken with the Sidekick's integrated camera, some of which could only be described politely as embarrassing.
It scorns the customary language of social inclusiveness and revels in rhetoric that could be politely described as politically incorrect.
Most of the tales also describe, not politely, how people had sex, and dealt with bathroom matters.
His films tend to be of the type that is politely described as "didactic", and his politics as "minority".
One could posit that until 2015, the two most prominent politicians to approximate a realist worldview — Patrick Buchanan and Ron Paul — also held political views that could be politely described as nativist and more accurately described as racist.
(One of her teachers described her as "politely rude").
The Fuyo group is politely described as "troubled" in the Japanese press.
Egidio Arevalo is what you might politely described as a midfield enforcer.
