| In Japan, by observing all the social graces, I could often pass for a native. |
| Her family was well connected, and Griffith received an education suitable for a fine lady in polite literature, French, poetry, and the social graces. |
| High-minded citizens petitioned Congress to vote in a new era of enlightened laws to cultivate the social graces. |
| Young ladies from affluent families often attended private schools for young women that specialised in the arts and social graces. |
| Perhaps there you can learn some of the basics of the social graces. |
| For all her military ambitions, Dana was well trained in the social graces, and could waltz as well as she could fight. |
