politesse การใช้

• You have to be a Republican leader to understand that politesse.
• The politesse of their first deliberation did not mask severe disagreement.
• And he sheaths his most pointed questions to politicians in politesse.
• Even Miss Manners would understand that Israeli slip in politesse.
• They put a high price on politesse, as well.
• Arafat has never been known for his diplomatic politesse.
• But I managed to overcome politesse and said I would print my objections.
• The result has been an odd period of politesse.
• The exclamation point is a flyspeck of formality, a nit of politesse.
• He shows the kind of politesse and modesty not endemic to genre pictures.
• But their politesse was bound to unravel _ and then came total war.
• With characteristic politesse, Zhang opted to take the Gong chatter as a compliment.
• With typical Japanese politesse, they had bowed and exchanged business cards with him.
• No soft, nonpartisan politesse can erase that well-recorded, hard history.
• A florist removed price tags from his bouquets _ a nod to royal politesse.
• It's the politics of politesse.
• And there is pragmatism behind the politesse.
• Tout cela avec infiniment de benevolence et toutes les formes de la politesse ."
• Bosnia has confronted journalists with a new ethical problem : the politesse of wearing flak jackets.
• To put it with considerable politesse, the Republican lineup is not a Super Bowl team.