Sentence examples for some propriety from inspiring English sources

Jolene and Kenton – thank heavens for some propriety round here – are actually getting married.

Some propriety information will be transferred from Westinghouse to the public-sector Indian Nuclear Power Corporation, but the signing of a reactor contract remains a long distance away.

For all my talk about women not owing men anything, there I was, thinking thinking to myself that hey, even if he was a little uncouth, at a human level, this man at least deserved some propriety from me.

Then we give some proprieties of the CS, and analyse the performance ratio of the CS in the k-Link network.

In the following, we will give some proprieties of the problem (C P 2) where we denote by (x ∗,p ∗) the pair of scheduling and power allocation that satisfies all the constraints at the optimum: In the continuous problem (CP 2), all the rate constraints are active at the optimal solution, i.e., the rate constraints are satisfied with equality.

What counts is that he didn't comb them out of his work in obeisance to some acculturated propriety.

In Section 3, we generalize the concept of pms by defining a probabilistic (fuzzy) b-metric space and discuss some topological proprieties of these new structures.

Luckily for forensic investigators, though, some of the perpetrators in the armed forces maintained at least some semblance of propriety.

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

On Sunday, she announced the winner of the best picture award at the Oscars via satellite from the White House, which caused a minor national kerfuffle as some pondered the propriety of her appearance.

One can see how the Swedish Academy might have resisted giving the prize to a local boy out of some sense of propriety, so it's great to see that sense of propriety give way to a more proper sense of the proprietary.