Sentence examples similar to politely valuing from inspiring English sources
In a notable shift, the trend toward these so-called super-premium whiskies has led to a decline in consumption of what the industry politely terms "value" scotches.
The historical chapters are to be sat through politely; the real value of the book is in the present.
Put more politely, they represent wonderful value, a terrific step up the quality/cost curve, especially compared to the nutsy prices people are prepared to pay for very mediocre Chardonnay.
Last spring, the United States asked China politely to allow the value of its currency to float up.
It requires us to soberly and politely examine the idea that individual freedom and American values are eroded when the citizenry becomes dependent on government programs.
Most religious leaders have long recognised that, and agreed to tiptoe politely around each other, offering a warm, soapy bath of rhetoric about "shared values" and "interfaith dialogue".
The Coachella organizers say they politely turned down some "name" bands that could have pumped up the marquee value but would have clashed with the cutting-edge sensibility.
Later, speaking at dinner to the politely festive party faithful, Sanders sparked our consciences with powerful appeals to core Democratic values.
Some scholars politely disagree.
