Sentences with phrase «more polite»

So much easier, more polite, less likely to sound like you're an over-privileged crank.

I swear, every time you post a new one the blogging world gets a bit more polite.

Leave him for some time and then track for his behaviour if he doesn't understand own mistakes then I recommend you to begin looking for another more polite guy.

We know couples tend to be more polite to each other when they're observed.

In a situation in which the company says they will make a decision next week, and a week goes by without any word after you've sent an initial follow - up note, Willoughby says that it's okay to send one more polite inquiry.

The cover letter is essentially a more polite version of a candidate's resume because it lists all of his or her accomplishments and experience while also allowing him or her to be properly introduced to a prospective employer.

Saying «thank you» and smiling more often will make managers more polite, but good congeniality won't spur long - term commitments from employees.

Interestingly, Mr. Almonia pushed things to the next level by using the «patent troll» phrase that is typically not mentioned by senior executives since it's a fairly loaded term: «The claims we dismissed were that Nokia would be tempted to behave like a patent troll or — to use a more polite phrase — a patent assertion entity.»

Another small but meaningful perk is Apple's native Taptic Engine, which is a more polite way of relaying notifications than the annoying vibration of some of the competition.

Tips for Courteous Driving Tips for courteous driving include some simple and practical ways that we can become more polite and passive behind the wheel.

Triggered emails are actually «more polite» than promotional emails — they are only sent to people who ask for them.

I doubt whether lawyers fifty years ago were more polite to each other than lawyers of today.

But it would be more polite to treat Alice as the primary conversation after the introduction.

So much more polite to the people around you!

I think ignorant is the more polite term for that.

Or the equivalent in more polite language.

Steve: Please try to be more polite.

So I tried to post a more polite version on realclimate.org's most recent thread.

I agree that we all could and should be more polite to each other in as many ways as possible, including this kind of name - calling, however accurate it may be.

He had already been warned on this thread that when I had earlier answered a legitimate question from a commenter far more polite and sensible than he, I had replied with a straightforward account of how Professor Lindzen, in a talk that he had given under my chairmanship at the Houses of Parliament, had calculated that if the increase in evaporation from the Earth's surface with warming was thrice that which the models predicted then climate sensitivity was one - third of that which the models predicted.

Unless any of the many, many people who have argued against the conclusion that Jelbring's work is completely wrong and should have never been accepted in the first place wish to keep arguing, perhaps the more polite ones can concede in one last post and we can wrap this up and move on to N&Z, the «existence» of a real, live GHE, and maybe, just maybe, get to where the skeptical arguments on the list are much better informed and less likely to play fast and loose with the laws of nature or thermodynamics.

You are reduced to what you have been doing (KR as well) of making blatant statments that this is so (although, I will say that you are far, far, more polite than KR).

He is much more polite about it.

Furthermore, I note from the comments of his blog that Roger has sent Stefan an email (somewhat more polite than his blog post) asking for clarification of the research.

If you could be a bit more polite and ask me which part of the above paragraph you do not understand, maybe I would find some time to educate you (but now it is very unlikely): --LRB-

Conversation got a little heated around this last point, specifically between Von Heyl, who believed the sublime has something to do with contemporary abstract painting (what, I am not sure) and Amy Sillmann who more or less told her she was full of shit (but in a more polite way).

Even in Unlimited, the fair's showcase of megaworks that steamroll towards the viewer, as if it were in a never - ending Tate Modern Turbine Hall, there was a more polite, less - is - more approach in 2014.

Spirit sharks and Shiba Inu puppies aside, Team Ninja's Nioh continues to give off strong Dark Souls vibes, right down to the more polite «Ready To Die?»

I figured it would be more polite to merely imply it than state it outright.

When I returned, different front desk staff was more polite, recognized my status with a welcome drink — yet didn't pay any more attention to my room request either: I was assigned a corner room facing the busy road, across from the elevators and a service door, making it one of the noisiest rooms in the property!

Teaching Ernie to be more polite and responsive to you should help Cody to relax.

Hi Grace — Instead of scolding, I'd block your male dog to get him to slow down and be more polite.

He'll probably ease up when she starts to be more polite.

Join Tanja in our Loose - Leash Walking seminar to learn strategies to help your dog become a more polite walking companion.

If you want a more polite greeting, how about asking him to shake instead of licking faces?

Your dog may whine a lot less if she's busy performing some other, more polite behavior instead.

A dog that can put his rear end down on command is less likely to jump up, and more polite while waiting for a treat.

Sounds: A barking dog or a more polite phrase is a talkative dog.

«Presentation graciously accepted,» is a slightly more polite way of saying, «We prefer cash.»

I don't pitch my work directly, but try to be more polite about it, offer helpful advice, and leave links to me for anyone interested.

Everyone agrees that people should be more polite!

Kobo employees are way more polite and welcoming, but this doesn't mean the company takes us seriously either.

I should be more polite: Would you like to invest in a 181 - year - old company that publishes textbooks for kids?

In his Motor Trend piece, Teague was forced to be a little more polite.

However, what's emitted from the back of the S4 is a far less rambunctious; it's a much more polite noise.

She called school - choice programs the «only slightly more polite cousins of segregation.»

From EdWeek: In a fiery speech, Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, condemned Education Secretary Betsy DeVos» school choice proposals, calling them «only slightly more polite cousins of segregation.»

Known NAACP partner Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, called charter schools and vouchers «slightly more polite cousins to segregation.»

Explain to the class that you are using countdown to give them fair warning that they need to listen and that it is far more polite than calling for immediate silence.

Spirit sharks and Shiba Inu puppies aside, Team Ninja's Nioh continues to give off strong Dark Souls vibes, right down to the more polite «Ready To Die?»