Sentence examples similar to rule of decorum from inspiring English sources
"The rules of decorum have fallen apart.
But middle-class rules of decorum forbid this.
His tactics drew the ire of lawmakers annoyed that he broke the unwritten rules of decorum.
In writing his exhaustingly detailed biography of Warren Beatty, Peter Biskind relied on strange rules of decorum.
Keith Gamache and Richard Gachot each personify the artist as court jester, whose humor routinely breaks the rules of decorum.
Younger people also reportedly shy away from the concerts because they are afraid of violating grandmotherly rules of decorum.
Mayor Raul Valdesaiduli said the rules of decorum were intended to ensure that meetings were free of shouts, insults and violence.
The precious framing and labeling make fun of bourgeois taste; for Hugnet, rules of decorum repress instinctive spontaneity as effectively as religion.
Ours is a period of maximum exposure and minimal shame, in which the old rules of decorum have long since bitten the dust.
To those of us who were young and green enough not to know better, he seemed, at first, like an ordinary Internet crank, the kind who scorns rules of decorum and proper English punctuation.
A certain amount of physical intimacy between strangers is unavoidable in New York, but in a crowded subway or elevator the rules of decorum insist that we all pretend we're traveling in our own private, sound-and-sense-proof booths.
