politely造句

I inquired politely.

The suggestion might be worded more politely.

I smiled politely and looked straight ahead.

You behave with decorum when you act politely.

He turned me around again, politely and abruptly.

He stood up politely when the lady entered the room.

The crew politely offered to interview him at his house.

As the team meeting unfolded, each person in the strategy session would play his or her part, and dissenting opinions would be politely, or not so politely, dismissed.

Do you think people would help you if you ask for help politely?

They are told to smile politely back, but nobody is going to do that.

As soon as she mentions the word "overqualified," politely ask for more details.

After first politely declining, he eventually took a seat in the front row.

I had an extra coat and offered it to her. She politely refused my offer but we started chatting.

Face the issue with the other party and discuss whatever challenges you may have candidly. Say what you mean politely.

Since then, I've purchased boiled eggs, bagged water, toys, even a novel. (I politely said no on the kitchen strainer.)

Sit in the local coffee shop and politely eavesdrop on nearby conversations. Make notes of the exchanges between two people.

One word of warning: if you attempt what the airline deems "inappropriate activity" you will be asked - probably very politely - to stop.

Men started approaching me randomly in innocuous places, like parking lots or grocery stores and, normally, as a woman, you'd just walk away politely.

It is a strange fact of life that we often talk to strangers more politely than we do those we are close to.

You also might contact the person to express your displeasure and politely request that he or she keep your professional reputation in mind in the future.

We had been trying to tell her politely to go home, but she hadn't someone said that the last bus let in four minutes'time and the penny dropped.

Day after day, he has politely declined offers of housing, explaining that he is a protector of the neighborhood and cannot possibly leave, said the workers who visit him every day.

But if it is not, it's going to print out a message here saying, you screwed up, somewhat politely, and it's going to go back around. So it'll just cycle until I get something of the right type.