Sentence examples for in decorum represents from inspiring English sources

He believes the new interest in decorum represents a larger shift in society.

"We came because Geneviève de Fontenay represents decorum, she represents the French society of yesterday, a bit," he said.

His answer is a measure in decorum.

"I'm a firm believer in decorum on the air.

The overlong absence of intelligent heckling in American politics, far from preserving vigorous civil discourse, has strangled it in decorum.

"I believe in decorum.

Such breaks in decorum are rare, and Pelosi doesn't like them.

But legal experts say it's the judge who may actually need a lesson in decorum.

Next morning they are all doing pliés in a row in perfect decorum.

Hatred, pettiness, aggression, nonsense, exaggeration, farce – everything allowed in, except decorum.

A book that begins in tranquil decorum will become, like "Ulysses" and "Madame Bovary," a disturbance of the peace.