Cook said as much in the post-match press conference, when you felt that one more indecorously posed question about his position might have tipped him over the edge.
(The two weeks between Netanyahu's speech and the Israeli elections may seem like an indecorously short time in political life).
Nixdorf's image of the ragged summit of Mt. St. Helens, its guts spilled indecorously at its feet, might remind us that our own lives have times of crisis and periods of recovery.
Soriano had replaced the stoic Mariano Rivera as the team's closer this season and irks more traditional fans by ripping his shirttails out of his waist indecorously after a successful save.
Meanwhile, the archbishop, a man devoted to the poor, a man whose shyness sometimes caused him to stutter, had been indecorously pitched from his balcony.
The ice broken so indecorously, he seemed to relax, until a compliment was offered on a new retrospective monograph of his work, "Thierry Mugler: Galaxie Glamour," which Clarins has commissioned.
I definitely hurried the rest of the way, but at least no one could see me there in the mountains, indecorously scooting along at 53.
Grown men sometimes find the emblazoned obscenities of life too much for them, and leave this world indecorously, so the fact that a sixteen-year-old boy is overwhelmed should not be surprising.
After Al Gore locked up the nomination, Bradley kept an indecorously long silence before endorsing him, and about a month before the general election he came out with a book, "The Journey From Here," that was sprinkled with thinly veiled criticisms of his party's standard-bearer.
Indeed, I have been known to flee indecorously rather than submit to a 45-minute tour of the bowels of the earth from which there was no quick exit if panic struck.
In his opinion, too much information — on connecting bus routes, for example, or on the Staten Island Railway, which is not part of the subway system — is now squeezed indecorously into a small space.
