Sentence examples for for its propriety from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it is justified simply as an ex post facto response to what I did: it does not for instance depend for its propriety upon the suggestion a characteristic one, for many modern moral theorists that there is prospective value for the future in my being the kind of person who will have such reactions.

Korean critics often focus on the erudition and the seriousness of the themes in Yi's work, so in that sense, "An Anonymous Island" would be a typical Yi Mun-yol story for its critique of Confucian propriety.

_ Korean critics often focus on the erudition and the seriousness of the themes in Yi's work, so in that sense, "An Anonymous Island" would be a typical Yi Mun-yol story for its critique of Confucian propriety.

I like Black Ops III's confidence, I like its brashness, I like its disregard for propriety.

Each case that surfaces further tarnishes the once squeaky-clean image of an industry that had gradually clawed back its reputation for propriety after a spate of scandals during the Depression.To some extent the industry's troubles are a result of its extraordinary success.

And it has always been a delight, for its powerful horizontals offset by insistent verticals, for the exuberant ornament that plays off its solemn columns, for its absolute indifference to stylistic propriety, which allowed its architects Wallis Gilbert and Partners to throw Bauhaus glazing, expressionist corner windows and Native American forms into the eclectic mix.

Although self-consciousness can be debilitatingly intense, as in adolescence, the lack of it has its perils too, not just for propriety but for morality.Finding the right value to put on oneself is a balancing act, Mr Blackburn sagely observes, though there are no simple rules that can steer us between the Scylla of excessive self-love and the Charybdis of its opposite.

Trump's disregard for propriety, for principles, and for anyone else's view of the world is heartfelt.

It makes sense when you watch it, of course, but that's the pleasure of True Blood – its gleeful lack of concern for understatement, propriety and doing things by halves.

It was precisely this contempt for academic propriety — and for the sacred hierarchy of the genres, with its disdain for importing the rawness of daily life into the refined matter of history paintings — which made Rembrandt a hero to the romantics.

It was no time for propriety, no time to decide whether women could pray or not, whether women could preach.