Sentence examples for these niceties from inspiring English sources

But let us put aside these niceties.

Beneath these niceties, however, lies another campaign that has alarmed foreign election and human-rights observers.

Then again, I would argue that these tiny precisions, these niceties, are the atoms that constitute Jane Austen's universe.

These niceties were written between 1896 and 1900, when Maugham was in his early 20s, and already the ripe old cynic.

But I know I got a strange feeling when I got to the following passage: "I could see his lips form a word of three syllables – remember I had nothing in the world to do but to notice these niceties – and immediately I knew that he must be Edward Ashburnham, Captain, Fourteenth Hussars, of Branshaw House, Branshaw Teleragh.

But were all these niceties enough to remove that little voice in my head saying, would I buy this vehicle?

These legal niceties did very little to address the deeper question of fairness.

"We should go beyond these diplomatic niceties to some real work".

If there are fewer potential mates around, men may delay marriage or forgo it entirely, losing out on these nuptial niceties.

The saving grace about these nauseating niceties is that they have prepared us for this festival of grovelling to the Chinese.

This is bound to infuriate the "parliament must be told first" brigade, but Gove has made it clear that he has little respect for these ancient niceties.