Sentence examples similar to challenge decorum from inspiring English sources
The chef, John Fraser, who has shown that he has a persuasive way with vegetables at Nix, Narcissa, and Dovetail, here crowds enough indulgent items onto the menu to challenge one's duty to decorum.
Trying to eat a warm, doughnut-size meat pie from Beijing Pie House with any sort of decorum is a real challenge.
In his Senate floor speech, Flake implored Republicans to do away with the political considerations that have enabled Trump to challenge to norms of governance and basic decorum.
Only a few centuries ago, the violin and its portlier siblings the viola and the cello were challenges to public civility: strident and vulgar, contaminants threatening the calm and decorum of their close cousins, the family of viols.
Twitter is a space where trolls can challenge the social contract in a way that they might not be able to — because of decorum, because of law — on the street, which has led to binges of harassment against minority groups, violent speech, and threats against women.
Diplomatic decorum was forgotten.
But decorum was maintained.
Gentility and decorum reign.
