Sentence examples for properly polite from inspiring English sources
The point is that we are acting "as if" a world in which we were always properly polite to one another could exist.
Heard live, the music of star bassist Christian McBride's quintet might swing, but this album (a tribute to the late double bassist Ray Brown, not that you'd guess) is strictly jazz for middle managers: the themes are corny or cute; the feel is too polite to be properly funky and the frontline of soprano sax and vibes sounds ingratiating rather than challenging.
After Labour's "arrogant", chaotic decision-making on a Downing Street sofa, it is said, this coalition is made up of two parties that are "polite to each other" and take decisions "properly" round a table.
"We've been properly criticized for not producing shareholder value," says Chief Executive James Henderson in a polite understatement.
It also helps you to digest your food properly, which makes you feel more full, so you eat less and become fitter, Stay polite throughout the meal.
The kids of today aren't polite enough, aren't respectful enough, they're spoilt brats and infants, they haven't grown up properly like we did, they're not as clever as us, they mock me on their weblogs.
