Sentence examples for for decorum from inspiring English sources
A catalogue of contenders for decorum.
In those days, investment bankers strove for decorum.
Demands for decorum may not have been just political.
This exhibition offers a healthy sampling, some with pieces cut out in Cassandra's quest for decorum.
The New Yorker, April 23 , 1932P. 25 A catalogue of contenders for decorum.
Especially in the age of Trump, no one gets any credit for decorum or patience.
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.
At various points in the season, as English clubs bulleted their managers with a hair-raising rapidity, the Scottish game sat back and congratulated itself for its decorum and understanding for the guy in the hot-seat.
"There are certain levels of decorum for particular environments…" he affirms.
"The reference that they use for each other is a beginning point for that decorum".
Employers often have contractual expectations for proper decorum and behavior, and can fire someone for violating those conditions.
