Sentence examples for politely question from inspiring English sources

I wanted my kids to feel that adults were more approachable and to politely question authority figures.

Two women living near Mumbai were arrested recently for a Facebook post that politely questioned the deference given a deceased political leader.

The following week, however, Long's recipe was politely questioned by W. D. Rose, a reader from Schenectady.

During a visit in 1997, he said, public security agents briefly and politely questioned him about his lapsed membership in an organization of Chinese students seeking leniency for those arrested during the 1989 crackdown on the Tiananmen Square protests.

Roadblocks are set up and people politely questioned.

Her devastating assessments of my school-boy errors usually come in the form of a politely phrased question.

It's not the usual reply to a politely formulaic question, but Rodgers has good reason for his answer.

Applying her racy formula to FUNERAL IN BLUE (Ballantine, $25), Perry begins with the politely risqué question of how two women, one a socially outcast artists' model and the other the daughter of a prominent political figure, came to be murdered in a London artist's studio.

The grey-haired priest's politely delivered question at Next's annual shareholder meeting, held in a small stuffy room at a hotel on the outskirts of Leicester on Thursday, was the first move in a campaign designed to raise the pressure on big retailers to improve pay for shopfloor staff.

In an interview, Mr. Gibson, 49, politely deflected questions about Mr. Eldridge.

These days he sits rather quietly, politely answering questions.