Sentence examples for politely rejecting from inspiring English sources

Upon politely rejecting their advances, Ince said: "I still have ambitions to one day play in Europe".

At 17, Chris is a problem student for a strange reason: he is simply too creative, writing a historical novel (about Mary, Queen of Scots) with great assurance and politely rejecting every suggestion that Rowland makes.

The confidence is easy to understand, given an enviable alignment of talent and readership, which offers the possibility of being faithful to roots without being bound by them, ignoring the old rules about minorities and the mainstream, and politely rejecting the role of poster girl for post-ethnicity.

The former Entourage star spent the afternoon politely rejecting people's photographic advances and the quinoa samples that were shoved in his face.

Rees-Mogg politely rejects both.

"I politely rejected his offer," Zayyat writes.

Each time, Mr. Farley politely rejected their overtures.

Now, the Japanese group's board has politely rejected the idea.

For the most part, they politely rejected his offer: Thanks, Rasta Man, another time.

After much thought, Ford Motors politely rejected all of Moore's lyrical suggestions for its new car line.

"We've made overtures in the past with other firms," he said, "and we've been politely rejected".