Sentence examples for politely enough from inspiring English sources
The questions were phrased politely enough but they carried stings and the episode reflected the wider mood of anxiety about Brazil's prospects of winning their World Cup.
She said goodbye politely enough and went on her way, but Beard walked after her and asked if she was free the next day, or the day after that, or at the weekend.
"Mr. Daniel," the King said at a luncheon in Cairo in 1946, "would you mind not clicking your fork against your teeth?" Mr. Daniel answered politely enough: "I'm sorry, sir. I shall try to eat more quietly".
One woman calls repeatedly from Windows on the World, on top of the north tower, wondering, politely enough in the circumstances, what quadrant of the building to go to for fresh air.
The study begins politely enough, complimenting CIRM: "... enhances California's position as key international hub of activity... enriching regenerative medicine everywhere... impressive research portfolio... exemplary training program... translational projects (ready) for industry involvement".
Speak politely and loud enough so your voice and be heard clearly but not so loud it is hard to understand.
Ask politely and early enough to have the time to draw, be understanding if they say no, and give their space back after the one round that you've used it (unless they say otherwise).
Last Tuesday, the Library of Congress announced that it, too, has had enough, and politely recused itself.
The Diamondbacks fans stopped chanting "Beat L.A.!" long enough to politely applaud when Kemp came to bat.
He would ask if he could buy them a Budweiser, usually politely but sometimes adding enough of a jostle to knock over the offending beverage.
"Hey, buster!" he shouts to the stuntman, craning his neck skyward and raising his voice for the first time all day (politely, as ever, but enough so he can be heard).
