Sentence examples similar to exchanging niceties from inspiring English sources

And highly competitive and backbiting studio executives exchanged niceties between bites of lobster salad at Spago in Beverly Hills.

Exchange niceties, then politely say you'd like to do some reading while you have the rare chance of a break, or that you have work to do.

Why can't you manage your time so that you're at the site with time to park your car (or interact with the valet), exchange niceties with the family and be in place when the curtain goes up?

I've met her -- we were at a dinner party together years ago; we've exchanged niceties at other parties -- but I don't claim to know her well.

In person the American filmmaker is kind, deeply insightful and a gentlemen, who extends his hand and exchanges some niceties with the journo in front of him.

These overtures and exchanges of niceties are likely to lead to some genuine improvements in the bilateral relationship, which has "hit rock bottom" in the words of Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.

After exchanging a few niceties, he handed me a law book.

Some looked at the potential strike as an opportunity to get to know one another, a chance to interact beyond the niceties exchanged at the co-op's annual holiday party.

Bodies warmed and limbered, niceties exchanged, prayers petitioned and on with the show.

Bodies warmed and limbered, niceties exchanged, prayers petitioned, but how does the show go on?

But no niceties were exchanged before the audience in South Carolina, with Trump even questioning his rival's constitutional claim to serve as president because he was born in Canada.