Sentence examples for On decorum from inspiring English sources

Borghese is big on decorum.

Why is Tietjens so fixated on decorum and so devoted to preventing his own happiness?

Columbus was a private college on the California coast, a place that prided itself on decorum and propriety.

After some tuning up and last-minute instructions on decorum, the conductor raises her hands and the music of Grieg swells to life and fills the room.

And in the 1860's, the brash energy of popular culture was beginning to be replaced by a new emphasis on decorum.

Mr. Woods did take time during his talk to lecture the media on decorum — Gee, thanks for the lesson in manners, Tiger — but he has something of a point.

Therrien has been a model of decorum on the bench, while on the ice, the newcomers Prust and Colby Armstrong joined the rambunctious Ryan White to make opponents think twice about manhandling Montreal's many less-physical skill players.

The two older men who mentor him (one begrudgingly) on their many pickups and deliveries likewise display a sense of decorum and on-the-job exchanges that suggest natural behavior, rather than a novel and thematically useful milieu.

Of the 2,000 Manhattan residents who book time in MNN's studios each year, only 30 have had their knuckles rapped for flouting on-air decorum.

But in its way, the breach of decorum on both sides was much starker.

And he says he wants a broad alliance, including secular socialists, liberals and even Christians, to form a new government.Yes, say the liberals, that is the image of "the smiling Brother", Essam el-Eriani, a ubiquitous spokesman who is a model of decorum on the rostrum.