Aún no tenemos significados para "punctilious politeness".
1Soldiers, as well as women, practice the minor virtues with punctilious politeness.
2Concealing his apprehensions under the most punctilious politeness, he replied,-
3He started when he saw her, raised his hat and opened the gate with punctilious politeness.
4He raised his hat with punctilious politeness, sprang on to his horse, and rode on down the road.
5Mr. Justice Redington would ask, with punctilious politeness, when the Crown Prosecutor sat down after examining a witness.
6The most rigid etiquette and the most punctilious politeness were always observed, fines being imposed for any discourtesy toward women.
7He hurried away, his anger flaming up again when Tom followed him, closing the door of the cab with punctilious politeness.
8Once he took in the letters from the evening postman, and brought them to the top of the stairs with punctilious politeness.
9When they met he invariably raised his hat with punctilious politeness, but the grim severity of his face showed how formal was the courtesy.
10"This way, madam,"-andthe attorney, with punctilious politeness, led the way.
11"Don't worry one minute," he said, dropping his punctilious politeness of the minute before, and becoming again the intensely human Luck Lindsay.
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