Sentence examples for degree of decorum from inspiring English sources
He still liked a degree of decorum.
On the other hand, some degree of decorum must be maintained.
"And we must always treat Anwar Ibrahim with the degree of decorum and respect that he deserves".
The impulse to shoot for the ideal in art is least conflicted in funerary sculpture, where a certain degree of decorum is built in.
One is surprise at the high degree of force deployed in the raid and the low degree of decorum afforded to a former leader taken away barefoot and with a bag over his head.
There was a degree of decorum with respect to latrine use.
Today, as much of the world gears up to celebrate, or at least watch, the forthcoming Westminster nuptials, and William's continental relatives clutch those invites with varying degrees of decorum, a surprising number of European royal families have survived, even blossomed.
The job of the presiding officer of the "mother of parliaments" usually demands a high degree of dignity and decorum.
"Where Trump is doing the best is the upstate -- that's the evangelical Bible Belt of our state -- and there's a degree of civility and decorum in the way that people conduct themselves up there," Sanford said, all but shaking his head in disbelief.
