Sentence examples for the same propriety from inspiring English sources

And he added that heterosexual teachers should act with the same propriety.

But that same propriety is at odds with many of the restaurant's starters and bar snacks.

A young girl and other travelers wait in a tube station with the same dignified propriety as colliers in their coal car.

Thus, this study was designed to determine whether T. gondii tachyzoites grown in Vero cell cultures in serum-free medium, after many passages, are able to maintain the same antigenic proprieties as those maintained in experimental mice.

Constitutionality of laws is not the same as their propriety, but this point may be lost when a win by the NSW government is successfully portrayed by the NSW government and the other conservative governments (which have intervened in support of the NSW government) as both legal and political sanction for these laws.

I only wish they would have shown the same sense of propriety during the run up to the Iraq War and tell their viewers that GE is also a major military contractor and that many of the retired military officers and other "experts" they had on the air were in a position to personally profit from the outbreak of war.

The material proprieties are the same as the first case and it is given in Table 1.

These propriety accounts work the same as a mutual fund but information about their holdings will only be available through the plan administrator.

Washington's successor, John Adams, was not hampered by the same circumspect regard for the democratic proprieties, and he let his Federalist supporters in Congress push through the Sedition Act of 1798, which had the effect of making published criticism by the opposition a federal crime, punishable by imprisonment.

At the same time, increasing doubts as to its propriety caused it to be banned or severely limited in some countries.

Further, because everything looks just about the same on the Internet the signals of propriety and truth – nice layouts, paper stock, headlines and bylines – have gone out the window.