Sentence examples similar to from a sense of propriety from inspiring English sources

Bob Findlay says his mother never spoke publicly about her mental illness, and told few friends, out of a sense of propriety and perhaps from a fear of damaging the Naomi Sims brand.

In line with the social acknowledgement of pregnancy, a culturally-determined sense of shame or embarrassment (honte) -understood as modesty and shyness related to a sense of propriety, stops adolescents from making their first pregnancies public until they can no longer be hidden.

He is also gifted with a sense of propriety.

She had strong opinions but often kept them in reserve out of a sense of propriety.

He becomes involved with a warm and spunky waitress (Ida Lupino) and, when she has his child, marries her out of a sense of propriety.

"I feel like we have a sense of propriety around space, and I think that comes from a very healthy place.

" Hiya" is a cultural trait translated as "shame" or "a sense of propriety" [ 37] that may prevent Filipino patients from approaching health service providers for more information or clarification.

But a sense of propriety is built into the postcard images too.

The quick-witted Davis brought a sense of propriety and good taste to the table.

He can be contentious with forum visitors and yet also has a sense of propriety.

Certainly a principled, ruthless, strategic grip may be needed to restore a sense of propriety and purpose.