Sentence examples for decorum for from inspiring English sources

"There are certain levels of decorum for particular environments…" he affirms.

That, however, would be considered poor decorum for a judge, and judges lose their jobs over poor decorum.

According to the governing body, the Wanderers have accepted the result and will re-double their efforts to maintain crowd decorum for the season ahead.

But he also tries to maintain decorum for an ethnic event without which, he says, this city begins to "become like every place else".

Eight of us piled into the car, four men and four women, packed in tightly together — a shocking breach of decorum for most Yemenis, but here in liberal Taiz, it was, apparently, perfectly natural.

But I hope she's not stupid enough to mistake this politic decorum for anything like acquiescence, because in private most of those who listened to her will have been seething at the combination of condescension and ignorance she presented.

Tokyo may be known internationally for its decorum, but for decades the perennially aggrieved men in paramilitary fatigues who operate these vehicles have made earsplitting public disturbances a regular feature of life here.

The upper register is reserved for quirky departures from pop decorum and for blues improvisations.

The last, she confided, was a vintage find, a study in Seven Sisters decorum save for its shoulders, which sprouted incongruous pheasant plumes she had sewn in herself.

But he cast the fear aside: in his introduction to "Graveyard Clay" he disclaims the "sense of linguistic piety or cultural decorum" that for so long kept potential translators away.

Since then, it's been a continual ride down the decorum escalator for Trump.