This is the beginning of the scene of propriety.
Having or exhibiting no sense of propriety or decency.
The Western sense of propriety gets thrown to wind, and what we are left with is . . .
Each supplier responds with the product information, including the price, quantity, and other propriety product information.
but he has aninnate propriety and simplicity of taste, which in general direct him perfectly right.
The Chou has Based its propriety on that of the Shang and what it added and subtracted is knowable.
He who laughs at the same joke, and laughs along with me, cannot well deny the propriety of my laughter.
In part, the five Bridges represent the five Confucian virtues of humanity, sense of duty, wisdom, reliability and (ceremonial) propriety.
Italians are guided by first impressions, so it is important that you demonstrate propriety and respect when greeting people, especially when meeting them for the first time.
A seminary professor plays the tapes of a local radio preacher who quotes the Bible regularly, reminding people to practice punctuality, good parenting, and business propriety.
While Confucianism emphasizes achievement and propriety, Taoism stresses the unseen strengths in being humble and, in some cases, being perceived as average.
France, a country of courtesy and propriety, we are determined to achieve its goal as it has wished with our romance, passion, the leading fashion and our traditional culture.
Now, righteousness is the way, and propriety is the door, but it is only the superior man who can follow this way, and go out and in by this door.
