good-mannered

As we drove away, the driver said, “That was a truly good-mannered man.”

"It kept him in funds and of course he was glad of that. He could be generous to his family. He was good-mannered and patient with people who wanted to talk about the only book of his they'd read, even years later."

He was good-mannered and patient with people who wanted to talk about the only book of his they'd read, even years later” She says the archive going to Exeter shows how the typescript originally submitted by her father differed from the book which finally emerged.

After two days, I was finding the ­National Review cruisers to be generally courteous and warm, old-fashioned and good-mannered, and responsive to good manners, too.

David was a kind-hearted and good-mannered boy, who was always respectful of adults and his peers and was a loving brother to his sister.