Sentence examples for particularly polite from inspiring English sources
A fairly robust press; a vocal political caste that got a taste of democracy under Mr Patten; and the shadow of Tiananmen falling across Hong Kong's border: all these ensure politics enough for years to come.This being Hong Kong, politics is likely to continue to be of a particularly polite sort.
Now I know I said curiosity about a tragic event was natural human instinct, based inevitably on how sharply it brings into relief the frailty of our own human life......I'm just not sure it's particularly polite to stand this close.
If you don't have this, you will have A LOT of unexpected visitors in your dungeon, and rats aren't particularly polite, and WILL nibble on your food, and WILL miss their aim on your toilet, so buy plenty of Warfarin, or you WILL be in plenty of stress.
Making politics polite again.
I'm terminally polite, especially in public and particularly when making small talk at holiday parties with my husband's business partners.
The flashy stunts were actually performed by look-alikes, dressed and bewigged to mimic his distinctive appearance, which is — to be polite — not particularly athletic.
(Petrusich) The Heartless Bastards (Saturday and Sunday) The Heartless Bastards' brash and entrancing bar-rock feels particularly Midwestern: It's polite, but chugging and hard-won.
The Radlett family are still in evidence, but they play second fiddle to the Hamptons, particularly young Polly, whose polite manner must surely hide a secret.
They team up to support Dorothy — um, I mean Alice — as she cracks mother-in-law jokes and tries with increasing exasperation to find her way home, a preoccupation that didn't seem particularly urgent to the polite, spirited youngster in Carroll's original.
He's polite, but not particularly chatty.
Two days after Mr. Stevens's death was confirmed, Mr. Miller appeared before about three dozen polite but not particularly enthusiastic members of the Valley Republicans, in Ms. Palin's hometown, Wasilla.
