Sentence examples for publicly polite from inspiring English sources

He is publicly polite, win or lose, and displays an adult knowledge of history and current events.

Malia and Sasha, meanwhile, publicly appear composed, polite and content.

Making politics polite again.

The polite and publicly well behaved participant claps and sings at every roda if possible.

Sadly, in private, people do want to read about shameful secrets, gossip, and other things that people think, but are too polite to say publicly.

According to the old saw, polite people do not publicly discuss sex, money, politics or religion.

The east Europeans are too polite to say this publicly.

Mr Saint Laurent became a king without a kingdom.Although he was too polite to declare it publicly, Mr Saint Laurent made no secret of his disdain for Tom Ford, a market-oriented American who is Gucci's design chief.

MR: Not to be too contentious, but there are some out there who publicly cast doubt and I'm being polite here—about the reality of your business, academic, and private life.

Stevens is polite and measured, at least publicly.

He was too polite to stick the boot into Vandevelde publicly (and Marc Bolland, his successor, adopted the same stance on Friday) but M&S executives watched enviously as Tesco became Britain's international retailing star.