Sentence examples for more etiquette from inspiring English sources

"The world of the movie is very proper, and there's more etiquette in it," he said.

"But I do still think that he could have used more etiquette," he said.

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Use the search tool at nytimes.com/weddings by typing a key word, such as "gifts," and then the phrase "Well-Mannered Wedding" for more etiquette advice.

Daniel Levinson Wilk New York City Transportation technologies determine the paths of our lives: elevators, which draw us together in densely populated cities, require a little more etiquette but amply reward us with efficiency, convenience, a much smaller carbon footprint, and the seeming magic of serendipitous encounters ("Up and Then Down," by Nick Paumgarten, April 21st).

Transportation technologies determine the paths of our lives: elevators, which draw us together in densely populated cities, require a little more etiquette but amply reward us with efficiency, convenience, a much smaller carbon footprint, and the seeming magic of serendipitous encounters ("Up and Then Down," by Nick Paumgarten, April 21st).

This may partly explain the predominance of themes of anxiety and mistrust of formalised healthcare in Soweto, yet our thematic analysis also made it clear that social mores, etiquette, and custom exert a greater influence over the healthcare encounter in Agincourt.

But his kicker is more about etiquette than the economy.

(Johnson indignantly pointed out later that Kennedy had actually insisted on shooting two deer, one more than etiquette required).

Your dispute seems more about etiquette than ethics, and it is one in which I side with your wife.

To say this is about inequality of income rather than a genetic predisposition to balsamic vinegar means that class is about more than etiquette.