Quotes About Courtesy

It's one of these things that I've been struck by for so long about America. You know, this amazing politeness of American life that's not at all class specific. It's not like people get more polite as ascend the hierarchy of society. Just incredible good manners. It's always been something that I've noticed.

People's opinions, you've got to respect them.

I don't want my fans to shout any insults at my opponent.

It's always important to respect your opponent.

Pay respect to your opponent.

You have to respect your opponent.

You have to respect the job of the other coach and then stop. He's an opponent: I stop. Finish. I have respect for his job. He must have respect for my job.

You have to respect the opponent as much as possible.

Shaking hands is meant as a sign of respect towards your opponent.

We will respect all our opponents, as we always do.

I respect all my opponents.

We have to respect the opponents.

We respect all our opponents.

We don't need to share the same opinions as others, but we need to be respectful.

You can have a certain arrogance, and I think that's fine, but what you should never lose is the respect for the others.

No matter how much you disagree with your kin, if you are a thoroughbred you will not discuss their shortcomings with the neighbors.

My dad taught us that being late is really rude. It tells the other person you think you're more important than they are.

No well-bred person goes ashore on someone else's island when there's no one home. But if they put up a sign, then you do it anyway, because it's a slap in the face

Tips for Southern Visitors, No. 5 People will be quite kind to you when they realise you are from the South, because you can't help it.

Passengers come in all styles and types. But as long as they buckle their seat belts, observe the No Smoking sign, and don't pinch us as we pass, we couldn't care less.

You're nonagoshabibble," Squid said. "Squid, be polite,

Hey, igloo-face, that's not cool,

My dear Miss Lamb,' he cried, taking her free hand, 'I hope I see you well. Quite well?' he said earnestly, meaning 'not too much raped?

Put those pistols down at once,' he said coldly. 'Do not you know it is very rude to point a pistol at a person you do not mean to kill? For shame, Villiers. Where were you brought up?