Iraqi politicians must develop a sense of decency that matches some of the sacrifices, patience, and patriotism of their constituents.
Like all women are libidinous, fucktard penis hounds until they squeeze out a baby and suddenly they develop common sense and basic decency?
ME: What if the United States of America pointlessly and in violation of the laws of human decency tortured people, to try to develop a pretext to start a war in Iraq?
The main challenge was one of adjustment — of finding new ways of expressing and developing a sense of decency.
And we should develop a permanent immunity to a fake and manipulative populism that casts upholding standards and defending decency as the preoccupations of rarefied social and intellectual circles.
The purpose of all major religions is to cultivate and strengthen this tendency and to develop it into compassionate concern; compassion, after all, is the basis of moral thinking and the foundation of that fundamental decency to which Hitchens refers.
Cutler duly found himself playing Buster Bloodvessel, the bus conductor who announces to his passengers, "I am concerned for you to enjoy yourselves within the limits of British decency" and then develops a passion for Ringo's large aunt Jessie.
Haack is the novel's most fully developed character, a drifter capable of both courage and cowardice, decency and hypocrisy, sentimentality and cold-bloodedness.
The fierce attachment that develops between the children and the Polish farmer, Genia, provides a much-needed reference point of decency in this world turned upside down.
