Sentence examples for * in propriety from inspiring English sources

We know only that she is involved with two men at once, one of them married, and not particularly interested in propriety.

Perhaps, like her creator, she is a deeply idiosyncratic conservative, a believer in propriety and continuity, standing athwart history and saying, "Not so fast".

It was The Daily Express that commissioned the original strip that became "Modesty Blaise," but it was canceled before it was published because the paper decided that a heroine from the underworld was lacking in propriety.

Twenty years ago, after Gillian Wearing graduated from Goldsmiths College, the year behind Damien Hirst, she was already quietly obsessed with that shift in propriety and candour and was among the first to anticipate and dramatise its implications.

Instead, I think she gave me a solid grounding in propriety, in social behavior, in belonging to the world.

Calasso's stage is set, his hero announced, in just these few words, with their suggestion of perversity clothed in propriety; their strange hint that a museum could be confounded with a house of assignation; the uncomfortable contrast they set up between public and private; the general darkness that lies just their surface.

The device used its own ECG signal to determine HR and calculate CO from SV. SV was determined using the in-built propriety PASA algorithm (Physiological Adaptive Signal Analysis) [ 13], a modification of Sramek-Bernstein algorithm [ 2].

In interviews, however, most people identified nuances in the propriety of snooping.

The Madoff affair is the cherry on top of a national breakdown in financial propriety, regulations and common sense.

Mr zu Guttenberg calls the charges of plagiarism "fanciful"; any lapses in scholarly propriety will be corrected in the next edition, he says.

Lincoln strengthened "This we may, in all propriety do" to "It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this".