Sentence examples for typical decorum from inspiring English sources
Ms. Worden's lyrics mingle the personal and the elemental, projecting private turmoil and loneliness onto storms and interplanetary distances, and the songs open up to the ecstatic and the overpowering; "To Pluto's Moon" began as a solitary elegy and turned into a pounding, tremolo-strummed crescendo, with keening high vocals, that surged a long way beyond the typical decorum of American Songbook.
"When you have the opposition party to the White House calling the shots in the Senate, I think there would be more oversight and more critical oversight, albeit with the greater measure of decorum that is typical of the Senate," said Adam Zagorin, a senior fellow at the Project on Government Oversight.
For example, Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento), the typical California Democrat, values comity and decorum as he extends his hand across the aisle to reach compromises in good will with his Republican colleagues.
The typical image of New York high society is one of extravagance, elegance and decorum, qualities that many attached to Brooke Astor, who once defined this world.
Diplomatic decorum was forgotten.
But decorum was maintained.
Gentility and decorum reign.
Rhetoricians called it "decorum".
