Sentence examples for a courtesy that from inspiring English sources

She was known among White House reporters to answer calls, texts, and e-mails––a courtesy that is hardly a universal in politics––though she almost never allowed herself to be quoted.

"It is a courtesy that can no longer be justified," said Tom Damm, a spokesman for the Department of Community Affairs.

The Sheikh personally visited every village in the country on horseback – a courtesy that seems to have been dispensed with for his subsequent wedding to Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, in 2004, which lasted a mere week.

Jeff Mangold, the Yankees' strength and conditioning coach, was in the Mets' workout room with the Yankee players long before game time, a courtesy that is generally extended by teams throughout both leagues.

Drug makers have long argued that buying modest meals for doctors is simply a courtesy that allows doctors to take a moment out of their busy schedules to learn about medicines.

Although Detective Wrynn will not receive a pension, his resignation was accepted with the approval of Police Commissioner Howard Safir -- the department's equivalent of an honorable discharge, and a courtesy that angered many investigators.

Jim and I parted amicably amid promises of "We'll have to get together one of these days," a mundane courtesy that became prognostic reality a year later.

Similarly, apologizing for being late is a simple courtesy that should not be forgotten just because the meeting occurs in a professional setting.

Mr. James invoked a Senate courtesy that allows senators to block appointments within their districts.

More recently, Senate Republicans denied Cruz a procedural courtesy that's typically pro forma.

Officer Marshall called the practice a "professional courtesy" that was no different than what occurred in "every other occupation in this world".