Perhaps Joe does not want to view himself, in his own mind's eye, as the kind of wretch who would commit animal abuse, and his self-image as a decent person is crucial enough to him that, when he has no other alternative, he will forgo an important meeting in the service of preserving that image.
"I think that it is decent to let him do his very hard work first, because no mayor of New York City has ever had such problems," Jeanne-Claude says.
He had been decent to her, assiduously decent, and she truly liked him.
They give him something decent to eat and talk with him after he has gone 96 hours without sleep.
In his autobiography Mr. King said that while other plantation owners were "coldblooded racists," Cartledge -- whom he still calls "Mr. Flake" -- was decent enough to advance him $15 to buy a cherry-red Stella guitar when he was 12.
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Park was willing to throw Bonds pitches in the strike zone, while others had cautiously refused to give him anything decent to swing at.
"I said it wasn't very decent of him to ask such personal questions but she said he said to her, 'If you don't tell me you can f*** off out of my house," Mrs Larke said.
And being decent; being decent to people".
I fervently believe that every single person in this world should have a chance to let the good and the decent in him rise to the surface..
I fervently believe that every single person in this world should have a chance to let the good and the decent in him rise to the surface...
