Sentence examples for essential decency from inspiring English sources

Cumberbatch, in short, suggests Hamlet's essential decency.

But their essential decency and discipline are almost axiomatic.

It is his essential decency that is working for him in this period of transition.

For his essential decency as much as his professional excellence, he was revered.

It was a sign of his essential decency that he didn't make it personal.

Miller is on good form here, corroding Melville's essential decency as the uproar roils on.

In time, these became buzzwords of the New Labour definition of virtue, but we voted Labour as soon as we were able, knowing they hated expansionist wars and unbridled markets, knowing they were in tune with the essential decencies.

Dodds also conveys some essential human decency that makes Corrie feel guilty about her parent's tender concern for her own endangered existence.

But she survived, her essential human decency intact, and there is no doubt her actions helped bring to light crimes that might otherwise have remained undiscovered.

But the essential human decency embodied in Loach's film by Joe, a man with a sense of responsibility for himself and others, gives the movie a hard, unsentimental and positive core.

Even now talk of her "competence" has been silenced by reality, there are still frequent references in public discourse to her essential human decency.