Sentence examples for politely directing from inspiring English sources

The nature of these responses ranges from politely directing the user at airline's website or call center to providing a detailed answer.

The Frenchman politely directed him to the Americans.

Today, though, companies looking for low-cost labor are politely directed to neighboring countries like Malaysia or Thailand.

"Rachmaninoff" now holds sway, although delvers into the music of Scriabin are still politely directed to "Skryabin".

Those who say they are media representatives "should be politely directed" to managers "to ensure the accuracy of all outgoing information".

New arrivals are politely directed to the nearest UN-funded refugee camp, where they receive food, building materials and a small plot on which to erect a house.Under the old socialist regime of Julius Nyerere, tens of thousands of fugitives were given five acres each and allowed to settle permanently.

There had been no such awkwardness about two weeks ago when a reporter from the Oxford student newspaper VERSA had been politely directed to the toilet and looked at the corridor wall to discover the Cameron image and a series of other Bullingdon photographs stretching back to 1951.

So the band's Wednesday night concert was one of the week's most exclusive shows: tickets sold out long in advance, and if you had showed up at the club bearing a $545 CMJ badge, you would have been (politely) directed to wait in line.

And if you do, it won't be long before they are politely (and sometimes, not so politely) directed to "do something or get out of the way".

If you still think the ultra-portable laptop still has a place then we'd politely direct you to the Surface Pro 3. Similarly if you think that Apple won't conform to changing trends then just look at the iPhone 6.

Then politely direct family members toward your 529 -- many allow third-party contributions for this reason -- when they ask what your kid wants for the next holiday.