Sentence examples for least politely from inspiring English sources

Anyway, since then, the meaning of "type A" has been appropriated by monsters of overachievement – or at least politely self-conscious entitlement.

Most important, the islanders have cheerfully, or at least politely, adapted to a weekly influx -- twice a week during the winter season -- of 2,000 N.C.L. passengers, mostly American, mostly in their 60's and older, who come swarming ashore swathed in tank tops, flip-flops, sunglasses and sunscreen.

But if our flatulence on ground level passes mostly unnoticed (or is at least politely ignored) in day-to-day life, it can become something of an unwanted companion in the confines of an air cabin.

We did.' Oh, Joan was referring to another director, something she rarely did, at least not politely.

He's got a twinkle in his eye but a steely commitment to having children — even if they're not etiquette role models — at least sit politely and not scream or throw food.

Financially backing his faith, but Fincham has now committed to both of Cowell's shows until at least 2016.Cohen politely explains that the BBC won't disclose the length of contracts, but says, of his examples of the genre: "They are all in really rude health and so will keep running".

Today, at least one relative politely differed.

The answer turns out to be at least seven, very politely and possibly quite boringly.

Earlier this year Mr. Putin famously said the zachistki -- literally, cleanup operations -- would be halted, or at least conducted more politely, with civilian prosecutors present.

Last but not least: Be patient and politely persistent.

Be prepared to say "no" politely at least twice if you do not want it.