Sentence examples for politely read from inspiring English sources

With his hands on his hips and a blunt, sheriff-like demeanor, Lt. Col Robert Waltemeyer politely read the riot act tonight to 30 religious, tribal and community leaders.

Each sign politely reads: "As these are important heritage artefacts, we appreciate if you refrain from touching.

You have a budget that you basically write at the beginning of the year and you send it to Congress, and everyone politely reads it and then does something completely different, which takes nine months to negotiate.

Even if you ask politely and read positive body language, it's possible that your request for a kiss may be denied.

But, much like shy Tories, who politely declined (read: lied) to poll surveyors about who they were really voting for when they went to the ballots, shy Kimye followers may not openly admit their fascination with the world's most famous couple.

For instance, if you aren't good with spelling and grammar, find someone who is and ask them politely to read your work and point out errors.

Trump politely promised to read it.

I've exhausted my capacity to nod and smile politely when I read these articles in which white parents seemingly tackle the burden of their children's blackness.

"I think you can very politely say, 'I've been reading or learning about an increase in incidence of oral cancer.

During prayers I stood politely, but didn't read aloud because I don't have a friend in Jesus and don't believe his blood is helping me.

If you're in a bar or party, her flirtatious smile may be the come-on you're looking for, but be prepared to accept that you read it wrong, politely wish her a good evening and toddle back off out of her life without 20 minutes of awkward pawing, insisting she let you buy her a rohypnoltini.