Sentence examples for polite style from inspiring English sources

THE Baroque ensemble Rebel (pronounced with the accent on the second syllable) is, as its name suggests, not partial to the polite style of presentation favored by its more conventional counterparts.

In his patient and polite style, he admits that he feels the pressure of expectation — his and others' — and that he needs a fast time at the trials to validate his training and reaffirm his fitness and confidence heading into the Olympics in Beijing.

Yet you'd never have known it from the M's polite styling and glaringly Nissanesque interior, and most shoppers barely took a glance on their way to Benz und Bimmer's Haus of Cars.

JON PARELES DUFFY "Endlessly" (Mercury) Duffy's debut album, "Rockferry," released in 2008, was all about boundaries, displaying how neatly this fragile-sounding Welsh singer could fit into precast molds: pre-Motown soft soul, Dusty Springfield and other polite styles of decades past.

But Mr. Hockenberry's polite, noncombative style, even when he is confronting Dr. Singer with scientific reports on the question, gives his interviewees the space they need to be themselves.

The lieutenant's polite, befuddled style of investigation – for which he must also thank the writers, schoolfriends William Link and Richard Levinson – was applied to stories that flipped the whodunnit formula on its head.

In true polite Indonesian style there was little embarrassing on it, except for the fact that ARRINGTON is the biggest hub on this map.

Robert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Times originally disliked the song "One More Night", but later praised the song, saying that "Collins' soulful but polite vocal style is also capable of capturing the pain of going through yet one more night without her".

Polite fashion, do not use your street punk style when you face the boss.

We clothe polite and style-conscious ladies, some of whom might even be liberal vegetarians.

The Pete's audience might not whoop and holler, but there is polite P.G.A.-style vocal response.