Sentence examples for models of decorum from inspiring English sources

Not that dog runs are always models of decorum.

Of course, the dogs are not always models of decorum, she said.

But Apple's new cordless keyboard and mouse are models of decorum, discreetly taking the measure of their environment and bending over backward not to get in the way.

Compared to Rick Santorum, my readers and I have been models of decorum and restraint.

The Democratic-run Assembly looks, in contrast, like a model of decorum.

Ritchie Blackmore turned out to be a genial model of decorum, and was fully prepared to discuss anything.

And yet, in person, Lanzmann is the model of decorum, greeting me at his central London hotel with the impeccable manners of the really great person, who does not need airs and graces.

"He is the model of decorum and civility and grace," Andrew Cuomo said, "and he was on the stage at the same time that you were watching Italian-Americans depicted in movies and television as thugs and people who were crude".

Therrien has been a model of decorum on the bench, while on the ice, the newcomers Prust and Colby Armstrong joined the rambunctious Ryan White to make opponents think twice about manhandling Montreal's many less-physical skill players.

The men mentioned by Andrew Cuomo were running the Albany show when a New York Times editorial had this to say on June 11 , 1980 "Never, in the closing days of its annual session, is the New York State Legislature a model of decorum, wisdom or judgment.

It's not just that Beverly is a braying arriviste who preys on her guests and treats her husband, Laurence Andy Nymann, sporting some serious period sideburns), with a contempt that makes Edward Albee's Martha in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" look a model of decorum.