Sentence examples for polite concern from inspiring English sources

The closest Bernanke could come to saying this was by expressing polite concern about fiscal "headwinds".

This was the big reaction they'd been seeking, apparently: a moment of polite concern, followed by peaceful co-swimming.

Making politics polite again.

"That's what got the ball rolling," said Mr. Haversat, whose polite manner minimizes concerns that he might direct a visitor toward a seat concealing a whoopee cushion, "Through Bill, I found out that Chris was looking for a partner".

By mid-20th century, however, concern about polite conduct was no longer confined to a social elite.

The joint terrorism task force officers, dressed in civilian clothes, were polite, professional and clearly concerned.

It looks to me like a polite enquiry from someone concerned about climate change.

"This is awful, because it reveals more about me than Jonny," says Cumberbatch, "but he's very old-fashioned: he's very polite, a good timekeeper, concerned and caring".

And there's the other side of the coin, which is that it's just polite to recognise the concerns and lives of the people who are your fans – and to give them a bit of support.

Their attacks on voluntary integration, magnet school programs and resource equalization efforts prove that the assault on affirmative action is simply a beachhead in the larger war to remove racial equity concerns from polite policy debates altogether.

Staff tend to turn off when a parent is yelling or swearing at them and will not listen as intently as they will if you are polite and explain your concerns in a calm way.