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courteous

[kur-tee-uhs] / ˈkɜr ti əs /


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While we should all try to be courteous and get along, part of maturity is realizing that you won’t click with everyone.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's a perfect, simple, sober homage" to not only a talented artist but a "courteous, splendidly refined" person, said Giulia Carraro, 75, a former personal assistant who moved in his circle.

From Barron's

Rodríguez, meanwhile, described the call as "productive and courteous" and characterised by "mutual respect."

From BBC

From Venezuela, Rodríguez called the conversation “courteous” and “within a framework of mutual respect.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"He had always believed that memory behaved like a courteous guest - arriving when invited, leaving when ignored - but lately it had begun to loiter, hands in pockets, humming tunelessly in the corners of his mind."

From BBC