Sentence examples for his decorum from inspiring English sources

Banksy's former manager – the pair split mysteriously in 2007 – isn't renowned for his decorum.

Yet he always preserved his decorum and never exploded into rage or grief.

Mr. Trump then headed back over the border, shedding his decorum by the time he got to Phoenix.

Perlman spoke Sunday morning with Athletic Director Tom Osborne about Pelini's conduct, and the chancellor said he, Osborne or both would talk to Pelini about his decorum.

Bob Huggins, in his first season at West Virginia, is not renowned for his decorum, and he joked that the overuse of his hands while talking might land him a technical foul.

When Billy Crystal commented, "That cost $15 million," after a tiny "Titanic" clip, the camera caught Cameron saying, "That's about right". The director maintained his decorum through his victory in the editing category, letting his two co-winners speak first and then talking about his daughter.

Several lawyers and judges in Santa Barbara said that Judge Melville was the ideal choice to handle the Jackson case because of his demand for decorum, his even temper and a strong track record with appellate courts.

On Friday morning, we could watch, on TV, President Barack Obama taking his final moments in the Oval Office, bearing up with his usual decorum and decency, leaving the traditional letter for Donald Trump, the man who'd called him illegitimate, foreign, the founder of ISIS.

His sideline decorum had to change.

The director, Ron Howard, has got hold of a few wild beasts — starting with the script, and including the star, Vince Vaughn, and the frighteningly intense co-star Winona Ryder — that break free of his directorial decorum; it's interesting to trace the movie's ungainly contours.

Despite his "wit, his sense of wonder and of beauty, his instinct for decorum and pleasure, his finesse", this exquisite, preening man is stripped of his robes, his riches and eventually his life.