Sentence examples similar to display civility from inspiring English sources

It is a remarkable display of civility that this city offers with the famous Johann Strauss concerts by the Vienna Philharmonic on New Year's Eve and New Year's morning.

But at Wimbledon, as at so many tennis tournaments, displays of civility and sportsmanship unfold long after TV cameras have stopped rolling and still cameras have shifted their focus.

Mr. Moss had passed this youthful display of gliding civility on his walk to the red-white-and-blue ring, with hands also gloved.

Last week Trump, in a rare display of both civility and preparation, delivered a major policy address at AIPAC.

Inara displays great dignity, civility and compassion.

McCain displayed character and civility that day, as he showed similarly throughout much of his military and political career.

The country will have a chance to see Southern civility on display next September, when Charlotte, N.C., hosts the Democratic National Convention.

Outside the executives' homes, there was only civility on display, and awkward but polite exchanges with stone-faced security guards.

The civility on display may reflect nothing more than the profound hostility lying just below the surface.

It was during their joint trip to Iraq in late February 2005 that Mr. McCain and Mrs. Clinton appeared via satellite on "Meet the Press," an appearance that put their civility on display.

It is a mark of the civility on display that I wasn't even able to make a general reading of "supporters vs opponents" based on applause, as I was in Victor.