Sentence examples for ideas of decorum from inspiring English sources
"That offends certain British ideas of decorum".
This is, in a sense, a testimony to our collective passion for communication and contact over all other needs, and a lesson in how quickly ideas of decorum adjust to the times.
The health care protest phenomenon hasn't been particularly uplifting, unless your idea of decorum is World Extreme Cagefighting.
In case all this sounds too decorous for its own good, be advised that the director is Matthew Vaughn, who made "Kick-Ass" (2010), and whose idea of decorum, as far as I can gauge, involves switching to slow motion, in the wake of a savage punch, the better to show us an uprooted tooth sailing gracefully by.
He developed the idea of "decorum" into a theory of how people should relate to one another in the political context.
But the way these women then step off balance and stretch their bodies up to the fullest exposure subverts genteelly conventional ideas of Mozartian decorum.
He also describes her fairytale, women's magazine attempts to make her house and clothes conform to an idea she has of decorum and elegance.
In her mind, their perceived lack of decorum and restraint signalled the end of days.
"Our culture could sorely use a common set of ideas about male decorum and restraint in the 21st century, along with role models for those ideas," Stephens wrote.
I just thought, What a great sense of decorum Natalie has.
