Sentence examples for all niceties from inspiring English sources

At 10 past four though, all niceties were put on hold.

But, for goodness' sake, know when it's time to abandon all niceties and call a monster by its proper name.

Indeed, what I noticed over the course of several short jaunts, hub-to-hub hauls and cross-country treks was that the airlines' gutting of almost all niceties from economy class seems to have had a perverse effect on first.

Gordon Brown, the chancellor, avoided such emotive comparisons, merely reminding the TUC when he spoke on September 12th that the taxes raised by fuel duty helped to pay for the large sums of money he is pumping into education and health services.By Wednesday September 13th, John Monks, the TUC general secretary, abandoned all niceties.

All those niceties are gone.

She knew all the niceties of artistic dressing.

There was no, "She's leaving to explore other opportunities," or all the niceties of job changes in the corporate world.

Always less luxurious and sophisticated than the architecture of Massachusetts's international trading port of Salem, the Nantucket style was provincial in the best sense, expressing a forthright simplicity that observed all the niceties of good taste and proper proportion.

Everybody in Israel can be happy with the president's speech: the left heard all those niceties regarding peace, while the right proved that the occupation has no cost, that the rift with the US doesn't exist and that denying the Palestinians their freedom is sustainable policy.

But were all these niceties enough to remove that little voice in my head saying, would I buy this vehicle?

When someone successfully plays romantic games at the beginning of a relationship, observing peculiar social customs and demonstrating due consideration for all the niceties and doing it effortlessly and imperceptibly, he has demonstrated the skills he needs to successfully maintain a long-term relationship.