Sentence examples for politely draw from inspiring English sources

SyCo requested that the PCC "politely" draw the media's attention to its concerns.

She has politely refused to be drawn.

He then politely asked Stevick for assistance in drawing aside the cover of planks.

(I showed them a design proposal I drew myself, but they politely told me they don't normally draft concept vehicles in crayon).

Dr. Barnard turned to writing, producing an autobiography and several novels that were reviewed politely, though his literary skill never drew the attention his surgical skills attracted.

With that, the interview draws to a close and Oates politely sees me to the door before heading off for an afternoon of London sightseeing - with her husband.

Hopefully the companies will now return to the drawing board with, to put it politely, a renewed sense of purpose.

The artists said Lane promptly requested that they literally go back to the drawing board and whiten (or more politely "lighten" ) the face of the African-American student.

His remarks drew little reaction from the generals, who applauded politely when he finished.

The problem is that the characters that Blustein draws with such verve are -- how can one put it politely?

To put it politely, I'll only be using one side of a bar stool tonight - he drew blood".