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Decorum (from the Latin: "right, proper") was a
principle of
classical rhetoric, poetry, and
theatrical theory concerning the
fitness or
otherwise of a...
- and Diana's
fashion mentor. Her
fashion sense originally incorporated decorous and
romantic elements, with
pastel shades and lush gowns.
Elements of her...
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fashionable women. Here, at last
women were free to
browse and shop,
safely and
decorously, away from home and from the
company of men. These, for the main part...
- film.
During this time, Love
maintained what the
media noted as a more
decorous public image, and she
appeared in ad
campaigns for
Versace and in a Vogue...
- people, who for this
reason have
become famous for
their graceful and
decorous behaviour.
Apart from the
majority of
Balinese Hindus,
there also exist...
- character, rectitude, dignity, a
sense of what is right, responsible,
decorous." The term is used as a high compliment,
implying the
rarity and value...
- Lyttle, John. "The
Eastern Affront: This
Depiction of
Oppression Is
Decorously Polite." New
Statesman Jan. 16, 2006: 47. "Memoirs of a Geisha". The Journal...
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Screen Daily saw an echo of The
Lunchbox movie and
wrote "The delicate,
decorous nature of the
relationship is
sweetly captured.
Hazarika encourages our...
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idealized ****anese woman", or "the
epitome of pure,
feminine beauty"; poised,
decorous, kind, gentle, graceful, humble, patient, virtuous, respectful, benevolent...
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perceived as
parochial orientalism. They
fashioned a
Judaism that was
decorous and
strictly rational (according to 19th-century
European standards), denigrating...
