Sentence examples for politely point out from inspiring English sources

I have had to politely point out that this is a criminal offence; you can't wilfully abandon a child.

One or two well-intentioned messages have been rather mournful, prompting my colleague Shelagh Fogarty to politely point out: "We're not dead yet".

So when Hitler claims that the Jews were war profiteers, for example, the editors politely point out that most Jews were as impoverished as everyone else.

But could I just politely point out that there are three seats back there, but only two tray tables, which, squabble-wise, is pretty much a recipe for world war three all on its own.

Just politely point out all the people they know and respect who believe that climate change is a serious problem — and they aren't sandle-wearing tree huggers, are they?

No establishment likes to think of defamatory statements being left unchallenged for all those potential customers to see.But by far the best response is to answer points soberly on the website: be contrite where necessary; politely point out mistakes and misapprehensions where required; and change things at the hotel when reviewers have a valid point.

I politely pointed out that the park was open and produced my entrance ticket as evidence.

Hayward politely pointed out to the Denbows that they were using a task light to illuminate the entire room.

Boyle seems to be politely pointing out that, in 2016, drugs just aren't what they used to be.

Mr Moore, for instance, politely points out that people have always found new ways to use whatever power Intel has put in their hands.

"I did go through a phase of politely pointing out that I had been around as an actor for a long time before that".