Sentence examples for much polite from inspiring English sources

Lately, so much polite and impolite racism has been seen and heard, in such a way that you can't un-ring a bell.

There was much polite sparring about which nation had behaved worse in the long history of animosity between the two nations.

Our book reviews — and our art and movie and theatre reviews — are not so much polite as, to borrow the phrase John Berryman used to describe W. H. Auden's criticism in that first New York Review issue, "modest and generous".

Our book reviews and our art and movie and theatre reviews are not so much polite as, to borrow the phrase John Berryman used to describe W. H. Auden's criticism in that first New York Review issue, "modest and generous".

For what this nation needs is not so much polite piety as the rough and radical word of the prophet calling us to repentance.

When it came to Egypt in particular, there was initially much polite (and hypocritical) discussion in the media about how our "interests" and our "values" were in conflict, about how far the U.S. should back off its support for the Mubarak regime, and about what a "tightrope" the Obama administration was walking.

Decades later, when asked to comment on criticism from the Jewish community, he said: "I just confronted them and said in much politer terms, 'Mind your own business... if you prefer a dead Jew to a Jew brought up in a Christian home it's really not my problem'".

Decades later, when asked to comment on criticism from the Jewish community, he said: "I just confronted them and said in much politer terms, 'Mind your own business... if you prefer a dead Jew to a Jew brought up in a Christian home it's really not my problem'". Today we would find it questionable to accept a change in religion in exchange for saving a life.

While I have had much politer interview questions, I have never had one that was so brutally honest, albeit resigned.

That's what anthropologist, historian and ghost town expert Laura Cuthbert told me though admittedly in much politer terms after a recent trip to Coalmont, Blakeburn and Granite City in the province's southern interior.

They say, in much politer Seattle lingo, something to the effect of "Back the fuck off, I'm just here to dance not sleep with you, ok?" While Horton readily acknowledges that street and club harassment are way worse in San Francisco, Chicago, and New York, even the slightest affront is unacceptable in the area that gave birth to riotgrrrl.