He was courteous, genial, extroverted he was fun, a quality not always found in saints and he laid it upon the brothers, as a duty, to be cheerful.
Once he stepped down from a political platform, where his defamatory speeches provoked baying applause from audiences of poor whites, he was courteous and considerate even to politicians whose liberal beliefs he detested.
She also said he must be courteous to witnesses and not get personal with them.
Anyone who has dealt with Tom Elliott knows that personally he is a courteous, mild-mannered country man.
When old friends and supporters from Britain and America visited him, he could still be the quiet, courteous doctor they had loved so much, but if they mentioned politics he would become enraged, even hysterical.
He said they were always courteous but all seven members of his family agreed that they never once initiated conversation.
And I can tell you that he is giving a most civil and courteous image of himself, without any sign of arrogance or hubris.
Dashing and courteous, splendidly handsome, he wished often for the strange hats he saw, bowler or thin-brimmed, foot-high or scarlet-plumed, in order to flourish them high to all the people who wished him well.
He said Merah had been "polite and courteous" and had shown no signs then of a tendency toward radicalization.
And although he and his family were always friendly and courteous to their inquiring neighbour, they steadfastly withheld all co-operation.
He was too scrupulous a historian for that, and too courteous a man.
Chairman Leahy gave me wonderful advice throughout this process, and both he and Senator Sessions ensured that my hearing was serious and courteous.
The seemingly courteous and jocular Kim Jong Il, who appeared on television as he briefly opened the door of his mysterious kingdom, was a surprise.
All of a sudden, however, he springs on her a challenge with the strident voice of a man of huge contradictions, courteous in one instant, cruel in the next.
The campus's manager, a courteous Islamist called Abu Ehsan, said 66 local villages depend on the services it provides, and he trusted that the government would not disrupt them.
But Mr Prodi is a courteous fellow and, rather than hit back at his guest's smack across the chops, he will carry right on with his second seminar, next month.
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