Sentence examples for and the decency of from inspiring English sources

We remember the compassion and the decency of our fellow citizens on that terrible day".

The appeal of "Kingsman" depends on a calculated clash between unbridled mayhem and the decency of nicely bridled spies.

The appeal of "Kingsman" depends on a calculated clash between this unbridled mayhem and the decency of the nicely bridled spies.

But I rely on the goodness and the decency of the American people and role models such as the late Dr. Martin Luther King.

He said the Democrats "prevail on the good nature of the speaker" and the "decency" of Republicans to allow a vote on two Democrat-supported gun control bills.

There are Oval Office episodes in which Johnson (the baritone Rod Gilfry, whose sometimes patchy singing conveyed both the bluster and the decency of this complex figure) rants that "all the historians are Harvard people".

She may have few illusions, but she still has enough integrity to recognize and respect the decency of her partner in deception.

Shchedrin knows that it is both a kind of affront to decency and to the decency of the novel itself to present a family reunion in such inhuman terms, and his narration, at points throughout the book, registers the offense.

On the desert sands of Africa, along the thousands of miles of battle lines in Russia, in New Zealand and Australia, and the islands of the Pacific, in war-torn China and all over the seven seas, free men are fighting desperately — and dying — to preserve the liberties and the decencies of modern civilization.

"I don't know how you can have 10-, 20-year tenands anotnot have the decency of telling them what's going to happen," Ms. Kissoon said.

Filmed in Technicolor, it all has a healthy country look, as well as a gentle sense of humor and respect for the decency of man.