Sentence examples similar to present etiquette from inspiring English sources

So intense and earnest is the fuss that it almost feels like an extension of the country's ever-present etiquette; there as much for its own sake as whoever is supposed to benefit.

P26 Alice Jones: TV presenting etiquette is symptomatic of sexism in the industry.

Registries present an etiquette quandary for engaged couples.

To help out the last of the analog set, I present my guide to etiquette for old-ish people in the digital age.

The first participant comment on the Socialdemokraterna posts are often by a party representative who invariably recommends participants to keep their comments focused, requests for good etiquette and presents further links, photographs to support the main post (6/11; Fig. 4).

@adamjberkowitz @sensibleflutist @ericasipes @huffpostculture The disdain presented those unknowing of etiquette makes many never come back.

It is not the quality of the ingredients or the talent of the chef that makes a difference but how well one adheres to a certain etiquette when presenting or tasting the various dishes, too.

Relationships like those between doctor and patient are expected to follow unspoken rules of behaviour in which value is placed on politeness and maintaining a positive etiquette for the present moment rather than on the development of a strong long-term relationship based on openness and mutual trust (Iragiliati 2006; Galanti 2008).

The media is now eulogizing this harsh and divisive figure, often in rosy terms, which presents her critics with an etiquette problem which Glenn Greenwald has pondered twice -- first after Christopher Hitchens' death, and now after Thatcher's.

We hereby present a simple guide to UK etiquette for the 2012 Olympics.

SATAY, the classic Indonesian dish of meat threaded on slender skewers and grilled, always presents a challenging question of restaurant etiquette.