Sentence examples for with a decorum from inspiring English sources

DEALINGS in the art world have long been conducted with a decorum that belies the money at stake.

And the club does a commendable job of managing its sport around the world with a decorum that other sports, not the least soccer, come nowhere close to emulating.

You were supposed to be improvising but only within strict confines, with a certain decorum.

Veronese teenagers in the time of Shakespeare may well have behaved with a different decorum from today's Americans, but that doesn't mean they weren't equally in the thrall of newly rampaging hormones.

They had to operate with a certain decorum.

All James could hope for was an exploiter with a sense of decorum.

Strange, beautiful, absurd, and brilliant; a furious, tightly controlled, even violent love story done with a chill of decorum.

He knows that to play in the global economy he must bring his resources to the marketplace and behave with a modicum of decorum.

It is also of a piece with the elegiac close, rendered with a grace and decorum entirely appropriate to this outstanding novel.

Arranged with a touching aesthetic decorum, votive shrines implore the passerby to remember, to see the families and the faces and the love behind words like "tragedy".

"It used to be expulsions were handled with a very precise decorum," Stephen Sestanovich, a former U.S. Ambassador-at-large for the former Soviet Union, told me.