Sentence examples for take polite from inspiring English sources
And Bechdel's brothers take polite issue with her portrait of Bruce.
And there are plenty of easy ways, such as an iPad and headphones, for the victim of an unwanted approach to take polite evasive action.
"Any decent human being, interested or not, will take polite flirtation as the compliment it is".
His aide, Zhanna Odintsova, even took polite exception when I suggested the trips had the feel of a political campaign.
To that, Mr. Grannum takes polite exception.
A sturdy fellow, Mr. Brakefield told his compatriots there was no sense selling stocks in a panic, since the market would come back as it always had. "What's the hurry?" Mr. Morgan took polite issue.
On their best tracks – such as Air War, Not in Love and their remix of HEALTH – Crystal Castles took polite, even cute, digital sound and abraded it until it was scratched and scarred.
It was a similar scene the day before, when Peter F. Vallone visited a program for the elderly in Chelsea, and on Monday, when Michael R. Bloomberg took polite questions from some elderly Forest Hills residents about fuel costs, immigration laws and federal tax policy.
The Redskins and the Cardinals refuse to take the polite hint.
But David Geffen doesn't take no, polite or otherwise, for an answer.
If that is the case, the thought occurs that it would take a polite version of a Cagneyesque grapefruit in the face to get his attention.
