Sentence examples for etiquette as a from inspiring English sources

Etiquette, as a matter of fact, is central to most traditions of hand-to-mouth eating; the artfulness and ritual of the practice is part of what people love about it.

In this way, India's experience seems to feed into a tradition of seeing line etiquette as a marker of modernity, of graduating from chaos to order, whims to rules, brutality to gentility, scarcity to abundance.

An early episode of her cult web series, The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl, hinged on just such micro-anxieties – with Rae fretting over office etiquette as a vague acquaintance approaches her down a hallway.

She defines etiquette as "a behavior that affects two people" and now that cannabis are coming out of the closet and into the open at dinner parties, weddings and even the workplace, Post answers the common questions on how to integrate cannabis into any situation with class.

An electronic invitation should use the same wording and etiquette as a written invitation.

There's a new edition of "Emily Post's Etiquette" as well, which bears the forward-looking subtitle "Manners for a New World".

There was an ethical dimension to etiquette as well.

For reasons of social etiquette, as much as modesty or shame, keitai shosetsu authors tend, as a rule, to be anonymous, hiding behind a tag.

These controls included the availability of a cough symptom check, the education of patients on coughing etiquette as well as the separation of suspected tuberculosis patients.

Asser's script oozes authenticity: the ultra-specific, almost dainty prison etiquette, as well as the slang ("kanga" for guard, "mugging off" for being disrespectful).

A traditional SDH approach emphasizes education on hand hygiene, sanitation, clean water, and infection control measures such as cough etiquette, as well as knowledge on the difference between viruses and bacteria, as some of our team members had done in Canada, operating under a different paradigm [ 76].