Sentence examples similar to decent scholar from inspiring English sources
"We have no interest in getting rid of decent scholars," Hodges says.
We are witness to a great deal of cruelty, to the bitterness eating at decent people, scholars and peasants alike, for whom all real truth has been turned inside out and made dangerous; but cruelty and bitterness are not this novel's themes.
Mohammed Junaid, a research scholar of Pashtun decent, says the people of Kandahar are caught between the US army and Taliban; they will not support the US offensive.
There's the butch playwright Devon (Roberta Colindrez), the icy porn scholar Toby (India Menuez), and a quietly decent curator named Paula Lily Mojekwuu).
I think of it as essentially decent: Europeans and Asians, Sherpas and Englishmen, New Zealanders and Welshmen, scholars and soldiers and scientists all climbed and worked as friends upon that mountain.
And the lawsuit is seeking answers to some questions left open by Gideon that legal scholars, government officials and advocates for the poor have been asking for years: How decent a lawyer does the constitution require?
Several biographers have called attention to his hand-copied list of 110 precepts from The Rules of Civility and Decent Behaviour in Company and Conversation, which was based on rules of etiquette originally composed by Jesuit scholars in 1595.
Decent conversationalist.
The scholar Robert Fink, in a 2005 essay, convincingly argues that the opera "attempts to counterpoise to terror's deadly glamour the life-affirming virtues of the ordinary, of the decent man, of small things".
