Sentence examples for politely write from inspiring English sources

There is no possible way to politely write such a letter.

The authors politely write, "Experts in contexts that frequently trade in secrecy (in this case, for example, those in the C.I.A., Department of State, and the N.S.C).

After politely writing down reporters' questions, Putin launched into a tirade against the new government in Kiev, at one point even demanding that a reporter say whether or not he agreed that the transfer of power in Kiev had been an "unconstitutional coup".

However, they very politely wrote back to us and said the program either did not fit their current business model or that their marketing calendar was full.

"There is no way to say this politely," he wrote.

Management is listening politely, Evelyn Ruesli writes for Dealbook, but "tensions are rising.

"They are not, to put it politely, exceptional," wrote Terence Blacker in The Independent.

"My initial reaction on looking at the illustrations is that this is complete nonsense, to put it politely," she wrote in an e-mail message.

"You Introduce your Reproof of my Miffy temper so Politely," she wrote back, slyly, "won cant a Void wishing to have conquered it as you have".

"The breed of the hesitant and the weak...of those...who believe in telling the truth but rather than tell a distinguished painter that his paintings are daubs will praise him politely," he wrote, "this breed of the inconsistent is still one of the main hopes for the continued survival of the human race".

Politely declining to write such a letter gives the candidate another opportunity to find a more suitable reference and saves you the time and energy you would have spent on such an impossible task.