Sentence examples for polite place from inspiring English sources

The Senate is a polite place, so Republicans have little to say about their colleague from Vermont with the thick Brooklyn accent.

Edinburgh is quite a polite place, compared to Glasgow – that's the cliche anyway – but it sort of goes 24-hour crazy, which is brilliant.

Both parties refrained from doing it, partly out of a self-interested fear about what would happen when they next found themselves in the minority, partly from some lingering sense that the Senate ought to be a polite place where lawmakers reach across the aisle to make deals.

Canada is known for being polite and all that, but all the scum heads go to Toronto and it's not a safe polite place.

The same person may cuss up a storm at one place, and not say one such word in a more polite place.

While it is not as polite to place them on the plate, if you do, place your chopsticks across your plate, not leaning on your plate.

(It's more polite to place large orders over the phone) A tip is always a very nice gesture in thanks for these big orders.

"They are politer at places like Nobu.

It's quiet and polite, a wonderful place to eat.

This has confirmed my image of London as an organised, polite and hospitable place".

Southwold is a very genteel, polite sort of place and suddenly there was nature being really subversive and attacking it.