Sentence examples for some decorum from inspiring English sources

If you are out and about in a kilt, then remember to show some decorum.

How about I donate £3.50 to a charity of your choice to give you a chance to regain some decorum?

Even local officials who want some decorum returned to the beach do not want things to go that far.

On a dreary Saturday morning in Bedford Town Park, he tried to maintain some decorum among his group of 12, as the youngsters increasingly became more interested in bathroom humor than kicking goals.

But keeping those people away and maintaining some decorum should not come at the cost of closing the area off to those who want to observe the wreckage quietly.

If he couldn't let Let It Be be - and in fairness, for all the pointless carnage he wrought, he'd always hated Spector's contribution - couldn't he at least show some decorum here?

"Some great decorum, some fetish of a government, some ephemeral trade, or war, or man, is cried up by half mankind and crieddown by the other half, as if all depended on this particular up or down.

"But in an effort to maintain some professional decorum, I compromise and wear shoes that don't require socks.

After President Donald Trump's recent tweet justifying the infrequency of White House press briefings, his press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders criticized some reporters' decorum. .

Some breaches of decorum are easier to rectify than others.

Even so, Mr. Mladic tried to maintain some measure of decorum.