Sentence examples for politely proposed from inspiring English sources
At that meeting, Silva told me, the representatives politely proposed that he buy his land from them for around $1.5m.
But in the end I realise that I put together material not for an inter- view, not for an article (as Guadagni also, politely, proposes) but for a story-essay, and naturally I lose heart.
Rather, he uses the illusion-making powers of the medium to propose, politely if also mischievously, an alternative way of seeing things.
The letter politely explains that, unless he persuades the government to prevent the proposed Aliens Extradition Political Offences Bill from becoming law, he will be assassinated.
." When a neighbor, a good man with deep attachments, proposes, she politely refuses.
When I proposed visiting the apartment again — this time with a notebook — she politely demurred.
The new companies were proposing to do politely to the television industry what Napster was about to do to the music industry: help consumers to help themselves to entertainment without "paying" the networks and advertisers.
After proposing that C.Z. Guest's Braques could be improved with bright red borders, Draper -- whom Frank Lloyd Wright dismissed as an "inferior desecrator" -- was politely shown the door.
Some scholars politely disagree.
