Sentence examples for boundaries of decorum from inspiring English sources
The emergence of alternative comedy pushed back the boundaries of decorum.
Of course, managers who abandon the traditional tone of detachment for a more caring demeanor should take care not to overstep the boundaries of decorum, specialists say.
KABUL, Afghanistan — After four years of watching television programs test the boundaries of decorum and build devoted audiences in the process, conservatives are striking back.
The eagerly anticipated Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition never disappoints in the ways editors push the boundaries of decorum and fabric.
His humor continues to push the boundaries of cultural decorum, running the gamut from the sublime to the ridiculous, from the raw to the refined.
But the selfie has also inspired a spate of risk taking and offensive public behavior, pushing the boundaries of safety and decorum, whether by dangling from a skyscraper or posing with live explosives.
"A sense of lawlessness within certain boundaries of good taste and decorum: that's what Skinny understood better than anyone else in Atlantic City," writes Jonathan Van Meter.
It has strong language, alcohol consumption, fistfights and violence that seem to enjoy flirting with the boundaries of PG-13-based decorum.
Yet the cracking of decorum is a crisis that knows no boundaries; it happens every time somebody gets drunk at a wedding, or traps a politician on the hook.
It is the deadly serious game of six-wicket croquet, a game that sets boundaries, imposes decorum and rewards or punishes timidity or aggression according to the strategic situation.
