Sentence examples for unusually polite from inspiring English sources

The university, where smoking is banned, encourages student marriages and babies, and students are unusually polite.

He cut an unusually polite figure in a milieu normally associated with hubris and puerile bravado.

The contest for the Democratic nomination may or may not be unusually polite, but it will be hard fought.

Her fan websites are obsessive and yet, by contemporary celebrity standards, unusually polite; Kate seems to occupy that British category of wholesome sex symbol.

Unusually polite to his courtiers and Kathleen Tracey's streamlined Lilac Fairy, he erupted with the elation of newfound love in his solo in Act II and stayed on the same exciting level in the wedding scene.

After an audacious jewelry heist, he finds the local Hasidic shop owners and their Muslim neighbors being unusually polite to one another mutual suspicion smoothed over with "superficial civilities".

With the politicking already growing shrill, the next hundred days promise to be unusually rowdy by the normally polite, albeit quietly cut-throat, standards of Iranian politics.It is true that the democratic elements of Iran's peculiar system, which seeks to represent both God and man, are tightly constrained.

Articulate, well dressed, and polite, he seemed unusually relaxed and upbeat for an abortion provider.

Equally unusually, he is self-effacing and polite.

Nepalese politics are unusually volatile.

They are shy, withdrawn, sober, polite, well-mannered, conscientious, responsible, unusually thoughtful, and extremely obedient to parental wishes [45].