Sentence examples for principles of etiquette from inspiring English sources

Much of their advice would apply equally well to old-fashioned letters; it's common sense, mingled with some basic principles of etiquette and grammar.

Under the subheading, "Principles of etiquette," the guide says that sensitive political subjects concerning Chinese politics should be off limits.

The principles of prescribing etiquette are clearly understood by all healthcare professionals (Table 3).

But Japan's gift is for taking principles and turning them into a code of etiquette; for, in fact -- rather like a Zen monastic's -- absorbing those principles they feel no need to articulate.

"Manners," Alford explains, "are principles, and etiquette is the specific acts of these principles".

The services they advertise on their website are a catalog of behaviors that run completely counter to the principles, rules, and etiquette of the Wikipedia community.

The services they advertise on their website are a catalogue of behaviours that run completely counter to the principles, rules and etiquette of the Wikipedia community.

And one last point of etiquette.

These half-buried attitudes intersect with sensitive matters of etiquette.

"There was a kind of etiquette I absorbed," True says.

All new behaviours raise complex questions of etiquette.