Sentence examples for mostly polite from inspiring English sources

So the W.T.O. got mostly polite rejections.

The attention Clark's paper attracted was mostly polite.

I'd see her and her brother, Frank, on holidays, and our relationship was mostly polite.

In the mostly polite world of golf instruction, those are fighting words.

Over all, he said, evangelical Christian culture seems mostly polite, as well as extremely un-ironic.

There were, of course, disagreements, even barbs, but they were mostly polite as could be.

NJPAC, which sells tickets mostly through subscriptions, has a generally polite audience.

But those codes were only sporadically applied in the days when judicial campaigns consisted mostly of polite promises of integrity.

And though a large minority still disapproves, they are mostly too polite to say anything, says Susan Glisson, the (white) director of the Institute for Racial Reconciliation at the University of Mississippi.

As expected, Mr. Fox's talk of opening the border to increased legal migration has been met mostly with polite skepticism from officials in Washington.

Which is one reason, perhaps, why letters pages remain (mostly) a politer discourse than threads on blogs, where abuse and churlish contempt for other people's views can hide behind anonymity.