Meanings of still polite in English

And the other shook his head, still polite and rather surprised.

They were still polite; they went on with their work.

Patrick had finally lost most of his patience with us, but was still polite.

Mr. Bauer, your favourite, is still polite and gentle.

Outside of the wizards who stood on the floor beneath the raised stage, the applause was still polite and halfhearted.

His tone was still polite, as though we spoke about the proper slicing of a breast of pheasant or the correct garnish for a trout.

The girls are still polite about the whole thing and protectively pervert the original spelling of "Rabbit" to "Rarebit" in their culinary guides.

Should they to-day revisit her they would find her grown grave and decorous, and going to bed at sundown, but still smiling bravely, still polite.

I explained-stillpolite, but growing bored-thatJane had been in my service for many years, and was indispensable.

'Is that right?' Mark asked, still polite.

"I say 'sir,' if I say anything," retorted the lad, flaring up, but still polite.

"As it should be," Gavin said, still polite.

"Put it down here, on the table, but please do not release it from your grasp," the bird-thing commanded, still polite, but insistent.