niceties

But an absence of niceties nor an unwillingness to conform is not a legitimate cause for impeachment.

That said, there are many legal niceties and mechanical details to learn.

Still, all these niceties logged, there is no getting away from the crazy coaches and poor kids.

For all of his theoretical warmth and rhetorical niceties, Burke was not just a conservative.

Who has time to worry about complying with all those legal niceties?

It is only the habit of speaking, the idioms and niceties, which cannot be acquired except by converse with a native.

My action may sound contemptible; but a woman in love does not stop to weigh niceties of behavior.

Men had to receive the very rudiments of culture before they could appreciate its niceties.

He early qualified himself as a translator by careful attention to philological niceties.

He did not, however, confine himself to rouge et noir, but soon learned all the niceties of that scientific game cart.