Sentence examples for far too polite from inspiring English sources

My neighbors, not so much, though they are far too polite to say anything.

Wanamaker clearly finds being interviewed a murderous experience, but she is far too polite to object.

Mr Monti, anxious to preserve transatlantic relations, was far too polite to ask this question in his own defence.

He would quite happily, I suspect, never submit to another interview again, but is far too polite to say so.

They don't and Jimmy almost certainly knows it, just as he was far too polite to say.

Peter Brooksbank says: "The problem with Wimbledon's dunder-headed jingoism is that it is simply far too polite.

It has become far too dangerous to be polite and leave religion out of the discussion.

They're too polite.

"You're too polite.

It's too polite".

Far, far, too cheap.