Examples of courteously

• He courteously welcomes every speaker with a "Good evening."

• He would have been our guest and would have been treated courteously.

• Bloggers should always behave courteously during their online interactions.

• Callers said they wanted to be taken seriously, listened to and treated courteously.

• What of believers of all stripes who quietly take umbrage to, and courteously protest, the expressions of disdain for their faith that they encounter when among antireligious company?

• He very courteously wrote back saying that, upon the calculations that he could give, the difference in minting costs would be about £3 million.

• I therefore hope that the promoters, who have kindly, courteously and properly agreed to look at other matters, will look also at this matter.

• I have been extremely kindly and courteously received.

• He courteously allowed me to intervene earlier on the issue of judicial review.

• It was opened by my secretary in the usual way, and he courteously thanked him.

• I have endeavoured to answer courteously every interruption that has been put to me.

• I reject that imputation, however courteously put, because it is not so.

• It is a firm attitude of government that has been represented throughout all our discussions—courteously entertained but stonewalled.

• He very courteously replied that he was, and that there were no means under the law of locking him up again.

• I thank him for always so courteously keeping me informed.

• They do it most courteously and graciously, but they resist; and it is very rarely that there is an undertaking to consider.

• He is fully entitled to raise this matter, as he has done, at once, and he has done it courteously.

• We were spoken to very courteously by the guarda, we were told which was the correct exit, and through we went.