Sentence examples for With decorum from inspiring English sources
Elegance in art has more to do with decorum, good taste and refined sensibility.
They attempted to grumble with decorum and not say: We wuz robbed.
We love them to win, but only if they do so with decorum.
Racine gives us a big thing in a small space, wildness examined with decorum.
Mr. Westerberg has once again decided that profundity has nothing to do with decorum.
The removal of the painting from the wall was done with decorum befitting the benefactor.
Men tend to be less concerned with social decorum, with only 57 per cent prepared to eat dreaded foods just to save the feelings of their host.
But whether speaking with stiff decorum or singing with molten ease, this nuanced actor locates the cold-steel will, gnawing fretfulness and warm vulnerability that lie under the scholarly stolidness.
It is a timely and well-placed work, which enters into a dialogue not just with the decorum of its architecture, but also with space.
The judge, Col. Gregory A. Gross, has said that his decision on the beard had nothing to do with Major Hasan's intentions in growing it, but with maintaining decorum in the courtroom and ensuring that the suspect followed regulations.
Clearly he was a man with a strong sense of honour, and expected others to behave with this decorum.
