Sentence examples for relative courtesy from inspiring English sources

The relative courtesy with which the British treated Nehru owed something to the fact that he had been educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge, but it also owed something to the fact that he had pale skin.Nehru, in many ways, marked the end of empire and here again Mr Cannadine presents the division too clearly.

Oh for Dodge City, or the relative courtesies of fat King Hal's court.

But this was a day for the lower orders at the expense of the relative aristocrats, courtesy of a second-half goal by Jefferson Louis.

The launch itself (more precisely, its relative shoestring budget, courtesy of reusable boosters, and resulting drastic cost reduction for space launches) may result in, or at least trigger, a genuine new era in space — what my friend Casey Handmer calls "the era of post-scarcity heavy lift launch".

By taking the easy way out, you showed your child that courtesy and respect are relative concepts that apply only when convenient.

Some people simply loathe them on principle, courtesy of pompous elderly relatives and schoolteachers with awful singing voices.

With the Irish football press pack listening in from Japan, courtesy of one of their relatives holding a phone up against a television in Dublin, the entire fiasco had officially entered the realms of high farce.

Courtesy, respect and compassion to the patient (93.8%), to relatives (92.2%); assessment and treatment of pain (94.4%), breathlessness (92.9%), agitation (88.9%); emotional support (89.4%); care from nurses (92.0%), doctors (95.5%); frequency of communication nurses (92.9%), doctors (89.7%).

Individual absorption spectra were identified by their relative retention time and co-chromatographic analysis with reference MAAs extracted from Porphyra yezoensis Ueda, 1932 and Palythoa sp. (courtesy of U. Karsten and J.M. Shick to R.S).

At a Sicilian banquet last night, the Di Fiores got their first look at the family's 35-page cookbook, courtesy of a cousin in Utah, whose task it was to collect and compile recipes from relatives across the country.

Courtesy Wendy Kawabata/Corban Estate.