Sentence examples for civility gap from inspiring English sources
But a study released on Tuesday highlights another subject that's much less discussed: let's call it the private school civility gap, particularly at religious private schools and particularly among boys.
Patrick F. Bassett President, National Association of Independent Schools Washington, Nov. 2, 2010 To the Editor: Charles M. Blow claims that there is a "private school civility gap, particularly at religious private schools".
Regnier said, also in an e-mail, that Kori's decision to place the phone call to the Tistadts' home was more likely the result of a "civility gap". "It's really an issue of kids learning what is acceptable and not acceptable.
"Most of the deals are decided at business lunches, and if you can make an impression with your manners, in how you rest your fork and spoon in the middle of a meal, for example, it can mean a lot in terms of impression," said Sunainaa Arora, 31, who founded the Academy of Etiquette Internationale in Chittaranjan Park in Delhi a year ago to fill what she sees as a huge gap in civility training.
The Hill Republicans have been secretly sniggering at their nominee's blarney, all that chuckleheaded stuff about compassionate conservatism and bridging-the-partisan-gap. Civility is not their preferred special interest.
Civility training aims to fill that gap.
