courteous

IPA: kˈɝtiʌs

Showing regard or thought for others; especially, displaying good manners or etiquette.

Examples of "courteous" in Sentences

Thanks for the courteous exchange.
The people are friendly and courteous.
He was a courteous and a chivalrous man.
Thanks for the quick and courteous response.
In private life, he was courteous and amiable.
It's only courteous of us to return the favor.
The members are very professional and courteous.
The staff is courteous and friendly and strives for excellence.
Bobblewick is courteous and thoughtful and extremely assiduous.
Be affable and courteous is youth, that you may be honored in age.
In the online post, Liu was described as courteous and hardworking.
Thanks a lot for the clarification and the kind and courteous response.
"If that's what you call courteous, I'd hate to see what you consider rude."
Rule 6: A blanket rule; being courteous is probably applicable in most f2f and online situations.
Then he bared his head in courteous acknowledgement of youth and beauty, with an apology for his seeming intrusion.
Thanking Mufamadi for what he described as courteous and friendly talks, Gibson expressed the hope of future co-operation in an effort to combat crime.
So the trader went up to her in courteous wise and saw that she was wondrous beautiful and loveable, especially as she knew the Arabic tongue; and he said to the
Yet before engaging in courteous battle of wits with the Welsh Windbag, I had seen the famous Silk pacing the small Robing Room at Lincoln Castle wracked with nerves before going into bat against an acknowledged second-rater of a judge.