But a fellow Arab Christian politely objected.
In the film, Woods politely objects to Biko's message, and Biko responds with a gentle sermon on the plight of black South Africans.
His 1.024 O.P.S. (on-base plus slugging) is reminiscent of that of Pujols, who led the N.L. in three of the last five years, but Votto politely objected when a reporter suggested that he was edging toward greatness.
Pick: Texans Packers (3-3) at Rams (3-3) Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Packers by 6 In a series of commercials, Aaron Rodgers has random strangers impersonating his touchdown celebration as he looks on bemusedly and politely objects that they are stealing his trademark.
This shows that you are politely objecting, but still demand a change.
The Pope received the object politely, but he appeared wary.
You want the U.S. to model its domestic and foreign policies on such fantasies, that's when I politely have to object.
Mr. Lanza objected, politely but pointedly.
William Shawn, the editor of The New Yorker in the nineteen-fifties, sixties, seventies, and eighties, always objected, politely but firmly, when a writer wrote that something or someone was "very unique" or "more unique" than something or someone else.
In effect, since Marsilio Ficino had developed just such a position, Pico's essay was a challenge to the older philosopher, who saw it as such, and objected politely.
