Sentence examples for from etiquette from inspiring English sources

My affection for this affectation comes from etiquette envy.

If there is one thing that I take away from etiquette training it is that it does not pay to be snobby.

Miss Abigail, played by Eve Plumb — Jan from "The Brady Bunch" — dispenses advice taken from etiquette guides and health manuals of the distant past, like "Manners Today 194343).

"One of these days I'm just going to standardize everything," she declared from Etiquette Central, where the use of titles is strongly encouraged.

But the reader is left guessing about how he proposes to distinguish morality not just from etiquette, but also from prudential calculation, mindless conformity to peer pressure and various other things.

But very little attention is paid to how we move from etiquette to tackling the ongoing gender pay gap, women's under-representation in politics, unequal divisions of domestic labour, and violence against women and girls.

It's more often about freedom: from making a reservation a month in advance; from stuffy dress; from stilted etiquette; from a compulsory prix-fixe sequence of amuse-bouche, appetizer, main course and as many as three waves of dessert.

"Given the reactions from moms and from other etiquette experts, I think that we have yet to absorb this as a comfortable cultural tradition," she said.

Mrs. Bush, too, takes a dim view of the situation, though she seems to see it as departure less from the Constitution than from political etiquette.

Aside from the standard no-fruitcake rule, here are some suggestions from business etiquette experts: * Determine company policy.

Training ranges from workplace etiquette to the language, politics, and history of the host country.