Sentence examples for traditionally polite from inspiring English sources
And Mr. Walker, who has become a focus of this state's division and who may himself face recall next year, has been greeted with dueling contingents of protesters and supporters in even the most traditionally polite setting, the opening festivities last week in West Allis for the State Fair.
Betancourt conceived this multimedia art publication "to re-imagine subjects that have been traditionally maligned by polite society, such as tattoos and fetishism, by presenting them through a refined and romantic lense".
Making politics polite again.
To characterize the nature of effective communication more fully, Grice also discussed the need to invoke other maxims such as "be polite" (Maxim of Politeness) that have traditionally been recognized as key to conversational processes [17] [21].
Politics and religion are the two topics that you are traditionally supposed to steer clear of in polite conversation, but there is a third subject that the British also rarely discuss: how much we are paid for our jobs.
It's a quite tremendous number – particularly given that most of those 1,000 episodes consist of little more than endless polite conferring between people not traditionally known for their verbal charisma.
Traditionally it is May with Worcester Cathedral in the background, the sun shines and there is a polite ripple of applause from a packed Ladies Pavilion as the Australians introduce themselves at the start of a four-month tour of England.
Traditionally it has been.
