But this is the theater, after all, the home of gentlemen, not brutes, as Blanche Dubois might say, so all of the men above agreed to take off the gloves for a moment to politely pose for a photograph.
I tell her I am pro-choice but she doesn't mind rather she politely poses for a photograph.
They can be posed politely, as in "Where are the restaurants?" or be no more than a simple "B?" barked rudely.
"Did I answer that?" she asks often, or, "Is that what you wanted to know?" It's impossible to imagine Saga Norén doing a fashion shoot, but Helin poses politely in a Stockholm studio, adjusts her hair, smiles, stops smiling, moves her arms, fiddles with her hat.
After the debate ended, the two men stood politely, if coolly, next to one another and posed for pictures.
Saatchi's wife, Nigella Lawson, the celebrity chef hosted, channelling burlesque star Dita Von Teese in vampish red lipstick and a dress that resembled a black silk dressing gown, gossiping politely with Linda Barker and Vanessa Feltz and posing for hilarious snaps with Enfield.
When you're ready to pose the question itself, do so politely but also sincerely--that is, don't be obviously obsequious or saccharine.
After posing with Ms. Leive, the pop star politely cautioned people to clear a path, saying, "I'm talented on heels, but these are doozies".
I said as much to Roberto while we were filing along behind the congressmen, who made politely enthusiastic comments and stopped here and there to pose, after mopping their faces, for the photographers.
In Western policymaking circles and political commentary the Iranian threat is considered to pose the greatest danger to world order and hence must be the primary focus of U.S. foreign policy, with Europe trailing along politely.
