Sentence examples for decorum of from inspiring English sources
That's not the decorum of the floor?
And she didn't observe the decorum of the place.
The decorum of English joking couldn't be more different.
The decorum of this election has been much higher than anything in America for decades.
The law bans campaign ads that "offend the dignity or decorum" of a candidate.
Thus the decorum of these quietly quivering words: "satisfy," "acceptable," "persuade," "reasonable".
The table glowed with the sumptuous decorum of an Old Master as the filth spilled out.
Mr. Kim, accordingly, stages the film's wrestling sequences with the grace and decorum of classical slapstick.
The decorum of the courtroom and the formalities of legal discourse provide a discipline that viral images would undermine.
But he expresses great satisfaction at the impeccable decorum of the British prosecutors' clothes, which is indeed remarkable.
For the most part, though, Everett's performances have little to do with the decorum of Café Carlyle.
