Sentence examples for etiquette question from inspiring English sources

I was never subject to the etiquette question of tipping his doorman around the holidays.

"The etiquette question has become of so much importance as to be an object of State — This I know you will scarcely believe," Louisa wrote to John Adams.

"The etiquette question has become of so much importance as to be an object of State This I know you will scarcely believe," Louisa wrote to John Adams.

Teaching children to graciously receive a gift they are not thrilled with is a common etiquette question, but last week, a parenting quandary came in that took the problem just a little farther.

A duck crostini appetizer suffered another problem: the shreds of smoked duck were succulent enough but the bread beneath was so stale and hard that the dish posed an etiquette question: Does one pick up the slice of bread and gnaw off a bit while attempting to keep the strands of duck from falling to the plate, or does one saw away with knife and fork and watch the dish deconstruct?

This, of course, begs the modern etiquette question: Is it OK to charge your cubicle-mate to pick up a "tall, 4-pump no-foam no-water 190-degree chai tea latte," at Starbucks?

Etiquette questions will also arise among friends.

"We get a lot of cultural etiquette questions," she said.

Sweat working also raises new etiquette questions, like how to dress.

Not surprising, along with new rituals have come new etiquette questions.

And that raises all sorts of etiquette questions, or at least enough to fill up this column.