Significados de ceremonious politeness en inglés

After saluting me with ceremonious politeness, he said in a bantering tone:

The French are polite, but it is often mere ceremonious politeness.

The count had seated himself with all the ceremonious politeness becoming a country caller.

No matter how capricious she could be, he always treated her with ceremonious politeness.

While the Marchese was dealing, Lorenzi turned to Casanova with ceremonious politeness, saying: My compliments, Chevalier.

Ralph was silent, and Drogo departed with the same ceremonious politeness, laughing at it in his sleeve.

At the end of this unwelcome visit, we have the following hit at the ceremonious politeness then fashionable.

Him I saluted with ceremonious politeness, on account of his years and the venerable dignity of his beard.

He conducted her to the door, and, with ceremonious politeness, held back the curtain while she passed out.

She attempted to arise from her crouching position; I approached, and assisted her to do so with ceremonious politeness.

He lifted them one by one and with ceremonious politeness across the ghastly pile of dead and wounded men.

He continued clumsily to conceal his love beneath formulæ of ceremonious politeness, which he always used in an absurd fashion.

Downes got up, and steadying himself by the table, leered at me with lacklustre eyes, and attempted a little ceremonious politeness.

There was a scrupulous delicacy and a careful and even ceremonious politeness in their attitude toward me which was at once amazing and delightful.

He received the strangers with ceremonious politeness, and called their attention to the throne or royal seat upon which he had coiled his limbs.

And Geraldine perceived from Lady Rotherwood's ceremonious politeness that she did not like it at all, though she never said so even to Lady Merrifield.