Sentence examples for it's politely from inspiring English sources

Take compulsory unpaid labour – or workfare as it's politely known.

It's politely assumed, and then ignored, that middle class celebrities dabble in a bit of blow on super-yachts in St Tropez, or in private members clubs in Soho.

Kingsnorth's "shadow language" meant it was politely declined by all the mainstream publishers who were sent it, hence the decision to use Unbound.

It is politely requesting that Page 3 be discontinued.

It was, politely speaking, a disaster, sloppy and uncentered and poorly received.

But it was politely conveyed to her that it might be better if she absented herself".

If there is tension between the artist as spiritual adventurer and the artist as strategic businessman, it is politely overlooked.

It was politely ignored at the time by an establishment that was enjoying a moment of Schadenfreude as Western countries which had hectored India saw their banks implode.

Ms. Royle, an experienced ocean yacht racer, said that the Plastiki presents more than a few challenges, including the fact that it is, politely put, somewhat slow.

"But in Bali, it was politely but pointedly noted that when you stand that way it's seen as a sign of rudeness or defiance".

But when he went to Newham Council to speak to a housing officer, it was politely suggested to him that it might be a good idea to return home.