Sentence examples for polite reading from inspiring English sources

He sat in the day hall, well tended and polite, reading chemistry textbooks with calm comprehension.

Boyce felt that delivering and selling newspapers taught a youth important responsibilities such as being polite, reading human nature, and handling money.

I know there's a difference between a polite (read: British) middle schooler and an ebullient (read: Greekaraguan) cookie-obsessed toddler.

The students were polite, nervously reading their prewritten questions, like "How do you not throw up when you see something gory?" and "How do you know what area of medicine you want to specialize in?" I was struck more, however, by the students' questions and misconceptions about writers.

They obviously were just being polite about reading this blog.

Lesl Newman Holyoke, Mass., Aug. 29, 2010 To the Editor: Having said "ma'am" all my life to be polite, I read "Just Don't Call Me...'...'. with chagrin.

I am not an obvious audience for military history, but Antony and I had met on the management committee of the Society of Authors, and it seemed only polite to read each others' books.

People will always judge each other for decisions they've made in their lives, but when I come home after a long day at work and see my polite, intelligent daughter reading Dear Zoo to her grandmother it's difficult to have any regrets about decisions I've made.

If you're drawing or reading, polite customers (the vast majority of people) will feel awkward about "disturbing" you.

Making politics polite again.

He snapped angrily when Jeremy Corbyn rather ineffectually brought it up, and while he paid tribute to Iain Duncan Smith's record by reading a polite script, the tone betrayed a man mouthing warm words through gritted teeth.