Sentence examples for extend courtesy to from inspiring English sources

In this positive interaction pattern, the physical therapist did more than extend courtesy to her nursing colleagues; she listened, she was open to new ideas about "the best way to meet the patients' needs".

They did extend courtesies to each other.

REPORTER AT LARGE about how police extend courtesies to other cities by arresting their criminals.

By Morris Markey The New Yorker, April 3 , 1926 P. 23REPORTER AT LARGE about how police extend courtesies to other cities by arresting their criminals.

But extending courtesy to a public figure mistreated by the police is not enough.As I told the Commissioner, I am determined to use my voice to turn this unfortunate incident into a catalyst for change in the relationship between the police and the public they serve.

The Democrats and moderate Republicans who voted for Mr. Ashcroft are not obliged to extend senatorial courtesy to his nominees.

Clark tries to be gentle with "local crackpots," but he wasn't willing to extend the courtesy to people from out of town.

IT TOOK 155 years after the French "Declaration of the Rights of Man" for the country's men to extend the courtesy to its women.

The engineers turned up the volume when Clifton Anderson's trombone started out too low, but didn't extend the courtesy to the headliner.

He instead simply stated his general case, and they had come to hear it because they wanted to extend that courtesy to a new president whose personality, priorities and style they are still trying to assess.

Speaking today after the council had failed to follow her advice, Mario Draghi, the ECB's president, said how "extremely generous" the IMF was in proffering such advice; and wondered whether it might extend the courtesy to other central banks, such as the Fed, the day before its policy committee met.