Sentence examples for politely offering from inspiring English sources

He listens patiently while his parents share old stories of Yalta vacations and K.G.B surveillance, politely offering assistance whenever their English trips them up.

The whisky, of course, might have something to do with that - "pain-go-bye-bye-juice" he calls it, politely offering me the bottle.

Unfortunately, Epstein and I were so busy politely offering each other the bow position that the fish sensed the boat and sounded before either of us cast.

Robert Miller Richard Geree), the swathed-in-Brioni hedge-fund manager at the center of "Arbitrage," has a distinctive way of doing things, whether it's talking to a lawyer, when he's in trouble, without actually admitting anything; or curtly manipulating subordinates and family; or politely offering to buy people off when he has to.

When last we saw prankster Andrew Hales, he was politely offering drugs to people in Salt Lake City, Utah.

He politely offered tea.

"I've responded politely and by offering an explanation of what the show is and isn't, and in some instances it has set the complainants' mind at ease," he said.

If they won't take no for an answer, just politely decline without offering any reasons.

Most religious leaders have long recognised that, and agreed to tiptoe politely around each other, offering a warm, soapy bath of rhetoric about "shared values" and "interfaith dialogue".

Where you do land on a letter, Murdoch is far more likely to be thanking her correspondent for their opinion on the book – and usually politely dismissing it – than offering her own.

Rafael Nadal, who proved his class as a champion by offering praise and politely stepping aside for Novak Djokovic's parade to the top of men's tennis.