decorously

I will return, then, more decorously, and bring her along.

He saw the small group waiting for him, and came down the last few steps more decorously.

It was her hand that lay decorously on his shoulder.

But in this room which faced the road they were decorously drawn down.

And now, having worked like a field hand, she had to retire decorously when the fun was just beginning.

The three agents around her sprawled a little less decorously.

What did become a bit difficult for him was to retire decorously to his separate room each night.

He had seen several young women hurrying about their business, eyes decorously lowered.

He kissed Louis on one cheek and then the other decorously.

If it is looked at historically, the exhibition begins rather decorously.

And she followed Clelia, more decorously, to the end of the garden.

I decorously tried to keep enthusiasm on my face.

Taking his extended arm, she paced decorously down the hall with him.

Chairs decorously ranged in their places, the white cloth gone.

In a moment the human form reappeared from behind the screen, decorously dressed.

The man was just taken ill and decorously removed.

The women had set out intent upon a good kind of action: to ensure a dead man was buried decorously.

I shook hands decorously with Zoe and the two girls were introduced.

He switched off to the sound of her decorously stifled laughter.

Dressed in a decorously proper gown as if she had lived there her whole life.

Or, to put it more decorously, to hear about and debate the city and state's concerns?

The neck was high and round, the sleeves decorously straight to the wrists.

She was replaced by a more ordinary girl, fully and decorously clothed.

The idea was graciously received, and the class decorously seated in a row.

Then she rode decorously through the gates and presented herself at the castle door.