| They are observed, your Honour, for a number of reasons, some of which may be historical, but basically they are mere insignificant courtesies. |
| One of the basic cellular courtesies is desisting from using the cell while driving. |
| For them it is a religious duty to do so, and it does not recognise social niceties and common courtesies. |
| In a post-feminist world, he adds, boys may want to relearn courtesies such as holding open doors and seating a girl at dinner. |
| His attentiveness was insistent and intrusive, far more aggressive than the almost archaic courtesies of his brother. |
| Your popularity is certain to increase if you are affable and ready to exchange courtesies. |
