Sentence examples for intellectual comity from inspiring English sources

Their intellectual comity did not last.

Islam in Spain throughout the Middle Ages, for example, represented a sort of golden age of religious comity and intellectual and artistic flowering that rivaled anything in Christendom.

There was sexism, yes, especially in the disparity between how men and women were paid and promoted, but Wilkes enjoyed the relative comity that existed among the men and women at Lincoln Labs, the sense of being among intellectual peers.

"Comity!" Senator Biggs says.

Gone is the interparty comity.

Comity is hard to achieve.

That comity is now history.

Another good thing is comity.

Comity persuades; but it does not command.

The comity principle also supports our conclusion.

Comity considerations are important but not dispositive.