Sentence examples for mainly polite from inspiring English sources
At the union convention yesterday in Chicago -- where the undecided audience offered mainly polite claps for the zingers that had delighted the devoted -- he tried one of his newer lines: "When white people and brown people and black people vote together, that's when we make social progress in this country".
The trouble with Elvis was that he had very little to say; he was mainly concerned about sounding polite.
We now mainly speak with the polite vagueness and platitudes of the "op-ed columnist," or the cloying emptiness of the self-help entrepreneur.
Toronto: For years, Toronto was noted mainly for its cleanliness and polite citizenry, a city the actor Sir Peter Ustinov once pithily reduced to "New York run by the Swiss".
But mainly, it hosts a handful of polite Dong vendors who sit in its long corridor next to piles of handmade keepsakes and silk scarves, patiently waiting for tourists to cross.
While that mainly instrumental group often came across as polite, the neatly bearded Mulvey displays a passion for Latin finger-picking and African rhythms.
They are polite and earnest, not brick throwers, but good people who have mainly spent lifetimes in the public or charity sectors.
