| Were they concerned by Graham's less than lily-white reputation when it comes to financial propriety? |
| No challenge of any kind is made to the lawfulness or propriety of this policy. |
| In our opinion, she was simply seeking to provide support and assurance to her friend Carole, and acted with complete propriety. |
| He became agony uncle to thousands of boys who sought his advice on broken voices, bad breath, and the propriety of using tinted writing paper. |
| The city's Presbyterian propriety and Calvinist self-denial combined to outlaw libidinousness as an affront to polite society. |
| The never-ending fuss about the propriety of testing helps to keep the practice within bounds. |
