Sentence examples for less politely from inspiring English sources

Some viewers found the previous PMQs at best sedate, or less politely a but dull, so we dusted down the Daily Politics Mood Box - used at the conferences to get delegates voting on an issue of the day.

He was a populist or, less politely, a demagogue.

Some of them would less politely be called "vultures".

But you might assume that a deal — less politely the fix — is done.

When will it be born?" and, less politely, "Fuck the coup".

Others less politely say it reminds them of Grand Central Station.

We are the British left, after all, and we don't want to make anyone feel less than politely welcome.

If you wanted to know how to ask for less food politely at somebody's house, write it like this "How do you ask somebody for less food if your eating at someone else's house?" Some grammatical mistakes are "How to ask for lesser food at somebody's house?" and some more.

"The building was half-empty and the play was, to put it politely, less than glorious".

People queueing – possibly less patiently and politely - at the supermarket checkout are beginning to flex their consumer muscles in order to drive social, economic and environmental changes in the way our food and drink and clothes are made and traded.

"Some pieces are really poignant, and some are less so," she said politely but mildly.