Sentence examples for proving courtesy from inspiring English sources

Port Coquitlam may be the modern incarnation of Dante's Inferno, but sadly it seems to be humanity that is finally proving, courtesy of the internet, to be a grotesque and monstrous Hieronymus Bosch painting come to life.

Yet even this standard courtesy proved to be beyond the 1999 US team, who jigged around the 17th green at Brookline in celebration of an absurd 50-foot putt by Justin Leonard which had put his side within touching distance of the trophy.

Anyone who has dealings with the 46-year-old quickly realises much of his life has been spent proving that behaving with gentlemanly courtesy is not necessarily incompatible with constantly challenging established orthodoxy, refusing to suffer fools and being ready to confront big decisions.

"The latest dismal news on the leadership front" proving that we've become "a nation of nitwits" comes courtesy of a report from the College Board, he says.

For all its unexpected overall majority and smooth ride, courtesy of the opposition's disarray, the Cameron administration is proving no exception.

But that seems to be proving difficult, as a brand new video has just hit the web courtesy of Macotakara.

As removed as we may be from those who serve us, they deserve to be treated with respect and courtesy, unless they prove otherwise.

Which isn't about vocabulary, it's about remembering everyone deserves my courtesy until they prove otherwise.

Thus far, 2017 has proven a high-water mark, courtesy of the explosive growth of Chromebook category.

The genius (and Academy Award-nominated, I might add) story, which was born to the world courtesy of Dan Akroyd and Harold Ramis, proved slime-spewing monsters and adorably possessed cellists make for possibly the best plot points in cinema history.

Many of its lighter moments come courtesy of Medellín, who proves a charismatic and articulate guide.