Sentence examples for extend civility from inspiring English sources
He stoked a fire in people who have grown tired of making the effort to extend civility and human decency to those not like them.
That would only isolate him further, and if there is any hope people like him will return to sanity, we must extend civility and hope they see the error of their ways.
You are, however, entitled to politeness and civility, provided you extend your crush the same entitlements.
Even common-sense notions about respect and civility that we would extend to the feelings of Muslims, Jews and Christians seem to vanish when it comes to the feelings of Hindus.
If etiquette is a form of civility, the first one we should extend this to is ourselves.
I extend sincere apologies to the president for this lack of civility".
The center of civility in our society is not the small town but the big city, where you learn to thread your way through heavy traffic and subdue your aggressiveness and extend kindness to strangers.
They recognise that discreet intervention at the check-in desk can defuse an embarrassing situation, which might otherwise snowball into a discrimination lawsuit.I reckon this civility should be extended to the taller passenger say, anyone above 6'2"–whose handicap would be mitigated by either a vacant neighbouring seat or an emergency-exit seat.
The Top Secret program does not appear to have extended to ice hockey, which has always been the great exception to the national culture of modesty, civility and pacifism.
