decorous造句

decorous behaviour, speech

It's a very mannered, decorous language.

To feel, or feign, decorous woe.

the tete-a-tete was decorous in the extreme.

They conduct a decorous courtship in which they parade before their chosen belles.

As a decorous fiction in the late 20th century, the White Deer's Plain created various images of the female tragedy.

Be regarded as solitary standard bright festival, decorous do frost, the symbol of representing a brilliant image and friendship.

The green eyes in the carefully sweet face were turbulent, willful, lusty with life, distinctly at variance with her decorous demeanor.

The plum ZhenCangCe stamps with chamomile leaf painting "is a book of art and stamp collection draw veins, and appreciation for the integration of decorous culture gift books."

Now a school of etiquette is about to open in Beijing with classes based on the deportment of the British aristocracy - and the decorous behaviour of the Duchess of Cambridge.

The Callaghans had already packed and left, not in haste but in keeping with a longstanding British tradition that the transfer of power in all its aspects should be quick and decorous.

Her hand with tangible or intangible way with the knowledge of gestates aborigine and, on the other hand, decorous grade and innovation in the style guide changing social and cultural changes.

The methodology of Jiang Kongyang's aesthetic human life can offer us the following points of enlightenment: unique way of thinking, earnest and decorous inner cultivation, and creative, truth seeking manner of studies.