Sentence examples for the courteousness from inspiring English sources
noun
The characteristic of being courteous.
— EDUARDO M. PEÑALVER, professor at Cornell Law School and clerk from 2000 to 2001 ONE of Justice Stevens's trademarks is the courteousness with which he treats the lawyers who appear before the Supreme Court.
But it is a wave of tourists from China that explains the new services and tourist-friendly attitudes here, down to the courteousness at Vladivostok's newly renovated international air terminal.
As we headed down the street, a mixture of homes and shops, Ahsin made a great display of courteousness to the stall keepers.
So despite meetings and vows of courteousness among the Democrats, it seems to have become a test of wills over who will get to defend that record.
There's a courteousness about the Last Shadow Puppets, from Turner and sidekick Miles Kane's suited-and-booted dress code (a change from the Monkeys' worn-out jeans scruffiness).
From the typed letters on Clarence House notepaper underlined in his own hand, to the clever blend of courteousness and implied threat used in his own correspondence and by his righthand man, Sir Michael Peat, the case has revealed in detail how the prince wields his power.
Whenever I whine about the deteriorated observance of courteousness, our mannerism as a community and wonder if this is to be blamed on the movies or our upbringing, I get nowhere.
Gracious, genuine, unbelievably talented, this is your new archenemy, New York -- the guy who went out of his way yesterday to compliment the staff of the team hotel for its courteousness and professionalism.
His courteousness reminded Becky of the nurse sent by A.I.G. to take her blood samples — both Max and Becky had purchased life insurance within six months of Jude's birth.
I would also like to thank Mr Gordon Chang for his courteousness and insightful views on the subject, and to our other special participants.
Anquetil was considered to be cold and calculating, though in the peloton he was as admired for his courteousness and sense of fair play as Poulidor was disliked for his bad temper and selfish tactics.
