Sentence examples for polite to take from inspiring English sources

Steven was flustered but too polite to take it back.

When it stops at a four-way intersection, would it be too polite to take its turn ahead of aggressive human drivers (or equally polite robots)?

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Though few Premier League defences will be as accommodating as Doncaster's – James Chambers was badly at fault for Albion's second and part-culpable for their third – the visitors were not too polite to take advantage of their hosts' hospitality.

It is polite to take a sip at minimum.

It is considered polite to take along a small gift for your host and hostess.

But I think it's always polite to ask before you take a portrait of someone.

They have the right background and image for the new Texas that is coming in the next few years (they are centrists, Hispanic, Ivy League graduates, have a nice line in jokes, and neat and polite enough to take to a grandparental tea).

It goes without saying that you will run into coffee snobs at certain cafes in SF, and when you do, you can throw a dart at a map and be in a block radius of several other places to choose from that have "latte jockeys" polite enough to take home to your mother.

Whether you trounced your opponent, vice versa, or it was neck-to-neck battle, thank them because they're challenging you to improve (or because they were polite enough to take a pounding).

If you would like to take pictures, it is polite to ask the family first.