| Conditions get slightly uncomfortable and all politeness flies out the window. |
| Through such works, we can trace the development of modern forms of politeness and table manners. |
| She is a tightly fitted mask of compulsive politeness pulled over both great grief and corrosive, unhealed cruelties. |
| She forgives him after seeing his politeness and cordial manners during the meal they have together. |
| Despite her plain clothes, she radiated a ladylike politeness and civility. |
| Still, even for the rich, chair backs were straight and clothes were tight because politeness mattered more than comfort. |
