“He talks about the need to bring indecency laws that now cover broadcast TV to make sure they cover cable TV as well.”

“The indecency of their behavior at the formal dinner shocked all the guests.”

“He imposed an additional sentence for gross indecency and taking indecent photographs.”

“In the street there is no gleam of sheep's-eying or any manner of indecorum.”

“Because, says Michelet, English girls and German think so much of an indecorum.”

“In her judgment a laugh was indecorum, and smelling a rose was indulgence of the flesh.”

“A certain bellicosity and indecorousness characterize the operations of the office.”

“Yet the charges of indecorousness leveled at these women poets repeat a fixed set of abstract grievances.”

“It reflects not merely indecorousness but also a contempt for the law.”

“Now I have someone else to talk to besides Melinda about the indecencies of money in the modern world.”

“In 1993, any reasonable facsimile of civilization would have had me committing indecencies with the bus station tarmac.”

“The verses of the Sura, up to here, have referred to the indecencies in brief.”