Sentence examples for feeling of courtesy from inspiring English sources

That the four beginnings (siduan)—the feeling of commiseration, the feeling of shame, the feeling of courtesy, and the feeling of right and wrong are all inborn in man was a self-evident truth to Mencius; and the "four beginnings," when properly cultivated, will develop into the four cardinal virtues of ren, righteousness (yi), decorum (li), and wisdom (zhi).

The attitude of some English players inflamed feelings, either through a perceived lack of courtesy, or their negative reactions to events on the field.

Ms Norbury's group therapy gets a dose of baking metaphors and feelings courtesy of a tearful trespasser, but Damian's not buying it.

It was a matter of courtesy, of a strong sense of the other person's feelings.

As mark of courtesy.

(Courtesy of Peter Kamp Busk, University of Aalborg, Denmark).

To do so would have been an expression not of weakness but simple human courtesy and fellow feeling.

Statistics courtesy of Opta.

1720, courtesy of Hampton Court Palace.

All courtesy of "Cats".

Photograph courtesy of A.E.G.