Sentence examples for forms of etiquette from inspiring English sources

Paternal descent is also recognized and determines membership in the ntoro, a group sharing certain taboos, surnames, forms of etiquette, and ritual purification ceremonies.

Some forms of etiquette have surprisingly practical origins.

So it's fair to say that Mail Online has introduced a form of etiquette to minimise complaints about theft.

For bloggers, linking to original reporting, primary sources and discussions about stories is a form of etiquette, assigning credit to others who have written about a topic.

"At every festival, giving gifts, especially costly ones, to your leaders who have been taking good care of you is a backdoor form of etiquette known to all, so a small part of the alcohol can be found in the drink cabinets of Sinopec's top leaders," an accountant working at Sinopec Yangzi Petrochemical Company Ltd told the Global Times anonymously.

In both Thailand and Tanzania, small gifts are frequently exchanged in social settings as a form of etiquette.

Another form of etiquette exists with wilderness campsites.

It creates an unmanageable flood of messages and as technology won't fix the problem, people have chosen to do this by creating new forms of digital etiquette.

"There was a kind of etiquette I absorbed," True says.

Dragged into the politicisation of identity, tolerance has become a form of "polite etiquette".

His advice to us took the form of bear etiquette: if you are intruding on the bear, apologise and back away – but never turn your back.