Population policy goes politely unmentioned.
Her eyes went politely blank -- she's an art historian, for heaven's sake -- and I thought: Uh-oh.
The response has been tremendous, not least in the Guardian, but there are few questions about the nitty-gritty of the process that have gone politely unasked by journalists, though I have had answers – or evasions – ready for most of them.
The speeches go on politely as he stands there.
One potential customer asked, "How can you sell these so cheaply?" The man answered, "They're stolen, stupid!" Richard Hofrichter Dear Diary: At the Varick Street post office, there is often a man holding the door open for customers as they come and go, asking politely for change.
If you need to go somewhere, politely tell them that you are busy at the moment.
For example, the Islamists once wanted to collect money from each family for the electricity, and the crisis council went and politely collected the money from the people.
Hale was going to politely refuse to work with Björk until her stepson, who was a Sugarcubes fan, insisted that she take the job.
Then maybe we can watch Anomalisa afterwards?" Iain's going to politely decline and remind me he has a girlfriend.
"Why you go?" Sopat asked politely.
