The phrase "decent morality" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a set of values that a person or community has which help guide their decision making. For example, "She grew up with a family that instilled in her a sense of decent morality."
It's sound social policy and a strong showing of decent morality.
The problem is government doing what both the Constitution and decent morality prohibit, that is crony capitalism," she said.
It's even arguable that that influence of decent morality can be seen in today's pop stars: "Twenty years ago," The Atlantic wrote on the 20th anniversary of Nicktoons, "Doug was coming to terms with being 'Born This Way'".
It's even arguable that that influence of decent morality can be seen in today's pop stars: "Twenty years ago," The Atlantic wrote on the 20th anniversary of Nicktoons, "Doug was coming to terms with being 'Born This Way'". Jinkins wasn't done when he thought he'd lost Doug at Nickelodeon, and he's still not done now.
They are perhaps a little too beastly for their own good, and they are certainly too beastly for the good of a decent, morality-strapped world.
It's not just that the extremist policies put forth by Tea Party Republicans offend any decent sense of morality, deny the notion of the common good, and would weaken us as a country.
Mr. Giuliani's own "decency commission" has given his museum morality a decent burial.
They also issued ad hominem attacks against Paine, describing him "as an enemy of proper thought and of the morality of decent, enlightened people".
Within a moderately decent society, the ethics of lawyers acting as lawyers has to be oriented toward the law, not morality or justice.
As Eli remarks to his son, Peter, a decent man struggling with the morality of power, "that is the story of the human race.
Should we reduce ourselves to the level of marginal utility in the course of assisting the distant needy, as the theory would dictate, or can we spend large amounts of our income to support our ailing parents in decent nursing homes, as common morality would grant?
