Sentence examples similar to a touch of decorum from inspiring English sources

He is elaborately droll ("I suppose decorum necessitates my descending"), a touch of Wodehouse that can infect Cameron's narrative at the wrong moment.

"A touch of a roadhouse.

Arranged with a touching aesthetic decorum, votive shrines implore the passerby to remember, to see the families and the faces and the love behind words like "tragedy".

Finally, the pubic area is tucked away in the discreet bay of shadow formed by the surrounding hills: a touching show of unwitting decorum.

With a touching, old-fashioned sense of decorum, our eerie terminology suggests that we would rather think of ourselves as stalkers than our friends as exhibitionists.

A bit of decorum.

A sense of decorum.

He still liked a degree of decorum.

The Democratic-run Assembly looks, in contrast, like a model of decorum.

It's about having a bit of decorum.

They've still got a sense of decorum.