Sentence examples for propriety of making from inspiring English sources

While the film was critically acclaimed, some questioned the propriety of making the film so soon after the tragedy.

And, although Dad's Army had a better start, that show was also carefully nursed by the BBC through transition from black-and-white to colour and through political controversies over the propriety of making jokes about the second world war.

As it is, "Walk Away Renee" has some touching moments of unadorned family drama, but there's enough filler that your mind may wander toward uncomfortable issues like the propriety of making your troubled mother the centerpiece of your art, no matter how willing a participant she might be.

He concluded that although the situation at hand was "tragic", the courts were not at liberty to question the propriety of decisions made by the Parliament of Australia on moral or human rights grounds, given the absence of a bill of rights in Australia.

Cabinet secretaries used to see themselves largely as guarantors of government propriety, making sure that ministers did not use the civil service for party-political ends.

While many of the practices appear to have been perfectly acceptable under the rules and the amounts relatively small, especially by Washington standards, the details have raised questions of propriety and make up "a catalog of behavior that is a matter of national shame," a Liberal Democratic member of Parliament, Norman Baker, wrote in The Telegraph.

You're funny!" But McMaster's sense of propriety made it hard for him to engage in the kind of banter that Trump favors.

As part of the Abramoff scandal, investigators have reviewed the propriety of consulting payments made to the wives of several members or former members of Congress, including the wife of Mr. Delay and the former wife of Mr. Sweeney.

He's a little bit like Trey Parker and Matt Stone of Southpark fame in that he levels the playing field of propriety simply by making nothing off limits.

But isn't it clear that for all the hard knocks they exchange, these morons would stand up for one another, and be prepared to face down all the demands propriety would make of them?

The press, however, seemed more interested, on the whole, in taking up the substance of the Vice-President's remarks than in examining the propriety of his having made them.