Sentence examples for courteous style from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron would face a dilemma in how to deal with the new Labour leader who is renowned for his low-key and courteous style.

But in his trademark slow courteous style, President Mandela demonstrated that he had a clear grasp of what he hoped the Northern Ireland talks might achieve.

I didn't much care for Corbyn's video (Jeremy's courteous downbeat style lacks the energy to warrant calling it agitprop) last week complaining about the "ram-packed" coaches from his seat on the floor heading north towards Newcastle.

Michel Barnier, the French foreign minister, has a courteous and amiable style that makes a pleasant contrast with Mr Chirac's.

It's so obviously his chair that I feel it would reject anybody else who tried to sit there, but so old-style courteous is he that he offers it - the best chair - to me first.

The soft-spoken and courteous prime minister, whose style tends to offset that of the hard-nosed president, went in for some crowd-pleasing today, choosing to walk the short distance from his residence to the court, accompanied by family and colleagues.

His style was phlegmatic, courteous and endlessly patient.

He added that Dr. Asha seemed bright, educated, courteous and European in his style of dress.

Way more courteous than British people.

But if the man, Brian D. Wells, was something of a loner with a stooped-shoulder gait and oversized Elton John-style glasses, he was also courteous and gentle, acquaintances said.

Despite his rough-and-ready ways, Hickok was also said to have been genteel and courteous and to have enjoyed dressing with panache in the latest styles of the day.