Sentence examples for feel courtesy from inspiring English sources

Doubles from €115 B&B, laalmendrayelgitano.com A chic and stylish boutique hotel in a seaside town, with a proper seaside holiday feel courtesy of the boat in the lobby and liberal use of driftwood and pebbles.

Not only has Apple given iOS an entirely new look and feel, courtesy of head designer Jonathan Ive, but it has also revealed a revamped suite of core apps like Photos, Camera, Calendar, Weather and others, added new services like iTunes Radio and features like AirDrop, while also making it less lucrative for would-be thieves to steal your iPhone, and much more.

The third beginning is the heart that feels courtesy,e.g., the younger sometimes instinctively knows to respect and be courteous to the older.

Aside from questioning the legality of the ticket, Mayor Walls said he felt professional courtesy was breached.

Michael Debagge of MainlyPiano states that "the optimism of this album is felt immediately courtesy of the buoyancy of 'Inside The Stars', filled with Joseph's nifty piano work more in the vein of Bruce Hornsby, then layered in strings and percussion work".

With around 50 works, it is still probably too large, but it doesn't feel like it, courtesy of some sensitive positioning -- notwithstanding the intrusive presence of a grand piano and several permanently displayed dollhouses.

Even though you are now regarded as the remaining husk that brought this precious, perfect gift into the world -- you will be asked how you feel as a courtesy but no one gives much of a sh!t how you are now, so try not to ramble -- it's still your show, honey.

With Reddit AMAs now practically a scheduled stop on every celebrity's PR blitz, these sessions often feel like perfunctory courtesies than authentic conversations.

"Nobody's Daughter" sometimes taps into grunge nostalgia with its loud-soft alt-rock tropes and minor key melodies; there is a classic rock feel too, courtesy of the new band.

Just.me's look and feel comes courtesy of head of design, Alex Komarov.

Indeed Jim, with his old-fashioned courtesy, felt slightly awkward in his role as the employer.