| polite applause | 6.06 | Polite applause. | ||
| polite society | 2.90 | The subject was rarely mentioned in polite society. | ||
| polite conversation | 2.63 | Instead, they had a polite conversation. | ||
| polite way | 1.45 | It was a polite way of saying no. | ||
| polite man | 1.25 | He seemed a very polite young man. | ||
| polite company | 1.18 | It was not the sort of thing you did in polite company. | ||
| polite smile | 1.12 | She forced a polite smile instead. | ||
| polite reception | 0.72 | At Fox they got a polite reception. | ||
| polite request | 0.72 | The time for polite requests was over, he declared. | ||
| polite word | 0.66 | But the polite words mask a struggle for power. | ||
| polite manner | 0.59 | Her toothy smile and polite manners are downright engaging. | ||
| polite interest | 0.53 | They were watching his legs with polite interest. | ||
| polite term | 0.53 | No one couches criticism in polite terms any more. | ||
| polite distance | 0.46 | The fog kept a polite distance. | ||
| polite thing | 0.46 | That seemed the polite thing to do. | ||
| polite behavior | 0.39 | Polite behavior in desperate circumstances. | ||
| polite debate | 0.39 | This was the polite debate. | ||
| polite question | 0.39 | No, it is not a very polite question. | ||
| polite rejection | 0.39 | That was a polite rejection. | ||
| polite talk | 0.39 | Japan ponders breakdown in polite talk. |