Sentence examples for question of etiquette from inspiring English sources

But this also raises the awkward question of etiquette: how do you ask your nearest and dearest for money on your wedding day?

But his accidental shooting of the Austin lawyer Harry M. Whittington presents a more delicate question of etiquette: What is the proper way to proceed after blasting six to two hundred pieces of birdshot into the chest, neck, and face of a personal acquaintance?

But fund-raising on Facebook, a site many use for play — in some cases, intimate play — raises a question of etiquette in the world of virtual communication: When is it acceptable for politicians to call someone a friend, when they actually are looking for support, both financial and political?

"At a minimum, it's troubling because while a lot of people view tipping as just a question of etiquette the truth is that when you don't tip well, you're making it harder for that waiter to put food on their own table and that's a challenge," Schulz said.

All new behaviours raise complex questions of etiquette.

But a divorce party does raise some interesting questions of etiquette and logistics.

The technology to put funerals online has been around for a decade but was slow to catch on with an industry understandably sensitive to questions of etiquette.

Getting the message, at last Reprints Related items Mobile phones on planes: Your callDec 13th 2007 Mobile phones: Think before you talkJan 16th 2003Subsequent inventions have posed further tricky questions of etiquette.

But the "fake cigarette" also raises questions of etiquette.

Rules of the game, or questions of etiquette and propriety, will always be subject to the situation.

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