Sentence examples for politely mention from inspiring English sources

Politely mention that less complaining tends to result in enjoying life somewhat more.

It's usually OK to politely mention a gift idea to your parents (or to give major hints) before the holidays.

Either politely mention that they're not your type, but that you wish them luck in finding someone or simply do not respond to their message.

(What about a retired Supreme Court Justice, like John Paul Stevens or Sandra Day O'Connor?) The Clapper story isn't just about credibility; it's also about the facile idea that Snowden could have accomplished as much or more if he had just politely mentioned all this to one of his bosses or to a friendly person in Congress.

Lee politely mentioned something about gas prices and I begrudgingly made myself a pot.

Zammataro politely mentioned that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission required an old school fish and wildlife study for their project.

Foreign leaders politely avoided mentioning him when visiting Beijing.

First, a large white collar like a nun's habit is placed over my clothes, which Jones has politely not mentioned (a sludgy grey top with dark blue jeans – pretty standard for me).

If a relative or friend is dying, British people often acknowledge it - then politely avoid mentioning it.

The Queen's staff politely neglected to mention whether she actually watches the wildly popular (and wildly graphic) HBO series, which, frankly, is ample evidence that she doesn't – almost as ample as the fact that she declined to sit on the Iron Throne.

Mr. O'Neill politely made no mention in his brief remarks to reporters here, nor in the prepared text of the speech he is to deliver on Friday to Indian and American executives in New Delhi, of his personal experience with India's regulatory ways.