Sentence examples for modern etiquette from inspiring English sources

It's one of the things, Jungr observes, that a modern etiquette guide might warn a young lady against: "It may pay to be wary of somebody you meet at an Iggy Pop gig".

With other published work including biographies of rock stars and politicians, anthologies of essays, and even a modern etiquette guide, Jones has become quite the cultural pundit, and an important voice on the British fashion scene.

The return of the polished, fundamentally decent leading man, a type rarely encountered since the days of Cary Grant, coincides with a flurry of modern etiquette books, some perfunctory and earnest, others with a ribald edge.

Galateo is hardly dated, but more explicitly modern etiquette guidance may also be sought at the feet of Sandi Toksvig, who was the nation's favourite Dane long before anyone was buying Sara Lund-statementtement knits.

She confided how much chronic pain she was in because of an ever-worsening case of osteoarthritis, and then seamlessly lifted the conversation by telling me all about the series of podcasts she was doing with Mary M. Mitchell, the Modern Etiquette columnist for Reuters.

That's why modern etiquette calls for any committed couple to be addressed with both names on one line, joined by "and," as in: Mr. Neil Patrick Harris and Mr. David Burtka (prohibited from legally marrying in California) or Ms. Ellen DeGeneres and Ms. Portia DeGeneres (It's up to the couple to decide their preference for the name order).

The rulebook for modern office etiquette has yet to be codified.

— Vindu Goel Modern Mobile Etiquette Gawker.com |  "Don't Leave Me a Voice Mail Unless You're Dying".

According to Airbnb: "People are experiencing a level of social awkwardness when it comes to navigating modern social etiquette".

With one Williams sister already in the final at this Grand Slam event, modern tennis etiquette dictated that the other Williams sister needed to be next.

Phil Wood, Westhoughton, Greater Manchester Sainsburyry's apology on behalf of a staff member who refused to serve a customer while she was on her mobile raises some interesting questions about modern checkout etiquette.