seemliness उदाहरण वाक्य

"There is no sense of seemliness or anything else, " said Helene Atwan, a veteran of New York mass market publishing who is now the publisher of Boston's Beacon Press.
While Reagan foes questioned the taste and seemliness of a former U . S . president accepting such an enormous sum for so little work, his staffers rebuffed the criticism by saying large honoraria were the norm in Japan at the time.
In New York, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rep . Rick Lazio jousted and eventually agreed to a partial ban on so-called soft money, even as they lambasted each other over the seemliness of other donations linked to their campaigns.
Their intentions are good, but people think they are awful, arrogant, self-important because they come across so boldly when they do say something and because they tend to say things that are completely inappropriate, that rend the seemliness of life.
But the fruits of their victory have been nearly weekly questions about the seemliness of their fund-raising drive as well as investigations into whether a small core of Democratic fund-raisers, including Huang, were illegally funneling money into Democratic coffers from foreign sources.

In his dancing manual " Nobilit?di dame " ( 1600 ), the Italian dancing master Fabritio Caroso writes that with care a woman practiced in wearing her chopines could move with grace, seemliness, and beauty and even " dance flourishes and galliard variations ".
And it capitalizes on chefs'marquee stature to add a little family-value seemliness to an enterprise that still, 24 years after the first casino opened on the East Coast, feels a bit downscale, more " The Bachelor " than " Frontier House ."
We should have more such avenues to the marketplace of ideas . ( I'm thinking of starting the " Greed and Mean-Spiritedness Foundation . " ) Newt's mistake-- an error in seemliness, not an ethical transgression-- was failing to disclose the names of contributors, which he belatedly rectified.