Sentence examples for having common courtesy from inspiring English sources

It also means smiling at people, having common courtesy, and not getting in another person's way.

Have common courtesy to others around you.

Have common courtesy and make sure that you're trying to get lap dances without offending other dancers.

It is oddly concerned with etiquette – Gosling's character (like his white knight in Drive) finds guns vulgar, considers condescension distasteful, suspects it would have been "common courtesy" to let him know he had a son.

So, I'm far from a Luddite and, while I can appreciate those who text and use the latest smartphones, hasn't it become so commonplace it has trumped common courtesy?

They didn't have the common courtesy to answer one question that the victim posed".

"You might think it would have been common courtesy, if nothing else," Ms. LuPone grouses, with reason.

Hopefully your roommate or the young lady spending the night has the common courtesy to put a pillow over the other's mouth.

"There's a certain level of behaviour we expect, but we've realised common courtesy actually isn't that common".

"I don't want to be affiliated with someone who doesn't have the common courtesy to reach out and ask about Kate, and our political views and what we want".

It wasn't so much that Data was charging $30 for an autograph and clearly using the whole thing as an excuse to hawk his CD of popular standards, but he didn't even have the common courtesy to shake hands.