Sentence examples for academic decorum from inspiring English sources

Everett is known among linguistics experts for orneriness and an impatience with academic decorum.

… On the grounds of motivation, academic records, potential promise, endorsement by persons capable of reasonable judgments, personal appearance and decorum, maturity, and probable contribution to balance in the class, I believe Mr. Bakke must be considered as a very desirable applicant and I shall so recommend him".

Diplomatic decorum was forgotten.

But decorum was maintained.

A bit of decorum.

Gentility and decorum reign.

Decorum began to vanish.

Rhetoricians called it "decorum".

A sense of decorum.

Nonetheless, decorum ruled.

This week, a senior State Department official named Kendall Myers - perhaps freed from the usual decorum by the fact that he is apparently "considering retirement" - offered a blunt critique of the UK's transatlantic clout at an academic event in Washington.