Sentence examples for kind of courtesy from inspiring English sources

Ribeiro insists on showing the way to the car park after the interview – the kind of courtesy he exudes – and in Vale Park's main reception sits Miguel Santos, a young goalkeeper signed from Benfica's B team.

Other tweets from Muslim gents were signed with a flower emoji, a rose or a handful of tulips – the kind of courtesy and respect I'm not used to receiving online, where most political tweets (particularly from women) elicit a steady barrage of abuse (from men).

In his passingly polemic afterword, he makes the case for shortness as a kind of courtesy that is due readers confounded by an undifferentiated sea of partisan words - the spiels of advertising, newsprint and entertainment that seek to penetrate the "staging area" of our consciousness.

And "major party" was a kind of courtesy title for the Lib Dems anyway.

Of course the weather gods didn't grant them any kind of courtesy as it's raining.

And under those circumstances, they were not entitled to the normal kinds of courtesies and treatment you would accord to those.

He welcomed me warmly at his door, but with a kind of abstracted courtesy; pleased to be visited, but also shy, with an air of entrenched sadness.

Burnham was only 16 when he first started getting worldwide attention for his unique kind of comedy, courtesy of a series of self-produced YouTube clips.

But the smile, half-bashful, his kind of grizzled courtesy, gives him away, as does the way he speaks, starting off with some wry obliquities.

The charges represent a blow to the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, and the case has already changed the union's culture of freewheeling favor trading, which many said grew from a kind of professional courtesy — one officer helping another — to fixing tickets for family, friends and more distant acquaintances.

Now the same kind of destruction, courtesy of the omnivorous Internet, is engulfing the local phone monopolies and even threatens the cell phone industry.