social graces

The captain was not a man gifted with social graces, and having dinner with his passengers every night was an ordeal for him.

They were like "children, " and loving families could simply dismiss their lack of social graces because now they were so much happier.

"Larry can be a very, very sensitive and good person, " says a former PR employee. "But he has major trust issues and few social graces. "

Do not ask a woman's age is politeness, social graces are.

That's what we used to call the social graces.

Yes, a lonely with no one to the social graces lover like me, is carrying a steaming, ready late in the night.

Friends from that period remember him as earnest, ambitious and somewhat lacking in social graces.

Zhang laughs : the instructor suddenly you see the brothers were so on the social graces .

But even though he lacked the social graces that were expected in regency in Victorian England, he was warmly accepted by patrons.

Can a panacea be found to improve Singaporeans' social graces?

they teach young girls good social graces. . .

Then I discovered that I still had to learn even basic, elementary social graces. I still had to learn how to meet and greet people.

Ken is sadly lacking in the social graces.

Where are our social graces?

Someone who is basically good hearted but lacking social graces and respect for the law.

One of the most important social graces in the society is punctuality, which means arriving on time.

lacking in the social graces

I'm sick of social graces