Sentence examples for more polite term from inspiring English sources

He says don't think there is a better more polite term or standard term, you go with what you and the people around you talk like".

The campaign's aim is to stop the construction of new coal-burning power plants and to shut down — or to use the more polite term "phase out" — up to a third of the coal plants now in operation.

Some prefer the more polite term, "dissembling".

"Sensory" and "response" are fairly obvious, and "meridian," Jenn said, is a more polite term for "orgasm".

As we say in technical circles, RTFM Readd The Friendly Manual, to use the more polite term).

There are more polite terms than "sharp practices" that she and her co-author could have used.

Also, one of the more polite terms in Argentina for the English is to refer to them as pirates.

Jon, facing an impossible decision about the Wildings, turned to Maester Aemon for advice, only to be told to "man up" (albeit in somewhat more polite terms).

Or, in more polite terms, the kind that your parents might have advised, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.

While these guys are bound by diplomacy not to say stuff like "Sony is rubbish" or "Nintendo is going down," they do make their feelings felt in slightly more polite terms.

For instance, let's say that Syria was subject to a de facto partition -- or, using Gordon's more polite terms, a "radical decentralization" by way of "local and regional ceasefires".