Sentence examples for courtesy term from inspiring English sources

In theory, ma'am is a courtesy term, meant to convey respect and graciousness lightly salted with deference.

I'd thought the Clint character really was the governor of Massachusetts and the offense to his honor was the term "courtesy call".

Democracy is having its day, courtesy of a term limits law that made available more than 40 elective offices at various levels of city government.

They already have more than 10,000 season ticket holders for next term courtesy of a late rush of sales in the week since they reached the final.

Liverpool's only win in the competition this term arrived courtesy of a stoppage-time Gerrard penalty against Ludogorets in their opening match and for all the spin applied to their display at the Bernabéu, Rodgers' side have yet to deliver a performance worthy of this level.

Couched in elaborate terms of courtesy, it noted that the UAE's constitution calls for progress towards "a complete system of representative democracy".

It also owns equity in Uber courtesy of the unique terms of the acquisition of the Uber China business last year.

The largest body of evidence generated in the review revolves around provider behavior in terms of courtesy and non-abuse.

Interpersonal behavior was the most widely reported determinant, with the largest body of evidence generated around provider behavior in terms of courtesy and non-abuse.

Adding insult to injury, the umpteenth insider look at Bush administration's dysfunction was unveiled last week as well, courtesy of an obscure second-term speechwriter named Matt Latimer.

Caetano Veloso at the Divino Maravilhoso TV Show (Photo courtesy of Paulo Salomao) In terms of lyrical content, how was Tropicália different to bossa nova?