Sentence examples for perfectly polite from inspiring English sources

He added: "Probably it was not perfectly polite.

Downing Street officials say it was "a perfectly polite note".

Many of them are perfectly polite, but many of them are not.

He was perfectly polite – a little curt, maybe, but I put that down to nerves.

"She was so perfectly polite and patient, and she never let them get under her skin," she told me.

But they are perfectly polite, even apologising for pleading for a few coins "so that we can eat".

Samurai shopping means wherever you go, there you are, dressed perfectly for polite society or combat in the erogenous zones.

Gen. James N. Mattis, the current commander of the United States Central Command, summed up the rules for combat in Iraq and Afghanistan perfectly: "Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet".

Coe is perfectly pleasant – affable, polite, professional – and gives no indication of deliberately trying to say nothing.

Still, the sensation of a coddled life persisted: as soon as one ventured from the table, a neatly suited server stepped up as a polite, perfectly discreet escort, and a parting gift of rich chocolate truffles arrived, already boxed up to go.

This use of the word "get" crossed the Atlantic and replaced the perfectly acceptable and polite: "I wonder if I might have a buttered scone and a pot of Earl Grey" some time in the Gordon Gekko 1980s when "getting" seemed the most important thing in the world.