Sentence examples for generate polite from inspiring English sources
But Mrs. Clinton's hard-edged message enlivened a meeting that otherwise seemed likely to generate polite messages of support, since the British had ruled out asking for financial donations from countries.
But British artist Chris Drury thought his commentary on the connection between the coal industry and dead trees would merely generate some polite on-campus debate in Cheyenne.
If you're on a panel show, and you keep your mouth shut for a bit too long, the audience senses your nerves and feels anxious for you – so when you finally do open your mouth to speak, you'll generate a polite laugh at best, because too much weight has been cast on whatever you're saying.
Many people in or near power have claimed to be fascinated by Allan's idea, but so far all it has really generated are polite thank-you notes.
The principal suspense in this fascinating movie is generated by the polite, and then not so polite, ferocity of the arguments between the two men.
On the other hand, review sites with a more professional, informed and polite tone might generate reviews that benefit you whether they are positive or negative.
But it's a mordant evocation, too, of the miseries of any old artist on his deathbed: "He then displayed copies of his books, but as everybody had already read them, not more than a polite interest was generated".
Making politics polite again.
Described as extremely intelligent - he has a first class degree in history - and always polite, Varley's business last year generated £1.7bn of the £2.4bn profits the bank made last year.
