Same Words, Different Interpretations

Polonius is known as the character to flatter the King with his obsequious and servile language. I would emphasize the part: "And, as you said (and wisely was it said)". Polonius is a brown noser and I would direct with to move his hands a lot as a jester to his loyalty. Also, I would perhaps have him bend down to show his inferiority to the King. Moreover, he spies on his children, so I would establish that he is a frazzled character who doesn't really care for his kids.