In the first duet Elise Drew-Leon and Dante Puleio hold hands and spin in gentle circles as their feet spring from the floor in soft jumps that demonstrate decorum and delicacy.
British chief rabbis, from the 18th century onwards, sought to demonstrate the decorum and responsibility of British Jews by modelling their office on the established church.
The ESPN empire knows how to behave if it must, and carrying the first two rounds of the Masters is a reason to demonstrate the decorum of debutantes at a 1950s cotillion.
Even in the State of the Union Address, it's completely customary for the President to criticize the Congress or the opposition party right to their faces, while members of his party stand and cheer vocally, and -- as the reaction to Joe Wilson's outburst demonstrated -- "decorum" dictates that the targets of the criticism sit silently and not respond until later, once the speech is done.
But in his final wishes, the late former president put the dignity of the office and, by extension, the nation's dignity, above all, knowing that the passing of a president is a rare occasion and, even in passing, any chance to demonstrate honor and decorum would provide a welcome contrast to this divided political moment.
But it is for Iraq to decide". Bush, who watched some of the debate on television, congratulated Congress for its decorum and for demonstrating neither the rancor nor the jubilation that often follow a hard-fought partisan contest.
Disbelief that we've become a nation almost completely devoid of decorum — unable to listen respectfully, incapable of demonstrating the personal responsibility it takes to apologize when we've crossed lines.
"I think that the tapes and the language demonstrate the importance of decorum, which is a boring and conservative thing to say, but sometimes conventions are conventions for a reason".
And out of Brel's mouth began to pour Brueghel canvases packed with life – the drunken sailors of Amsterdam; Flemish women dancing solemnly on Sundays up to the age of 100 to demonstrate their unflinching allegiance to a life of decorum and bigotry; the irresistible scarlet woman Mathilde and the abandoned lover of Ne me quitte pas.
Chandor, whose father worked in finance in New York, demonstrated a forceful and sensitive understanding of such things as the protocols of hierarchy in the financial world and the dramatic significance of decorum, diction, glances, silences.
Francis Ruoff demonstrated.
