Sentence examples for for more decent from inspiring English sources

The leadership election has raised important issues about the cost of living, housing and the need for more decent jobs.

They're ballplayers, looking for one more decent run.

In the long run, America has never gone astray by standing with those who hope for a more decent future.

He called for a "more decent, more human and more caring" approach to hospitals, schools and prisons, sounding like he had drawn on the work of former No 10 adviser Steve Hilton's book, More Human.

He added: "What is a young person, just starting out in life, supposed to think when he sees a politician fiddling the expenses system, a banker raking off millions without deserving it, or a press baron abusing the trust of ordinary people?" Across Britain, he said, "there is a yearning for a more decent, responsible, principled country".

Some people even find Nichols and May too precise to be funny at all, among them a number of ardent admirers who look upon the team less as entertainers than as important social critics, or even leaders of a crusade for a more decent world.

You are the model of what all good, humble foot soldiers for a more decent world must become if we are to have a kind existence on this planet.

Education is crafted for a more decent way of living with or in reality.

It was devastating for the Labour party but, more importantly, it was devastating for the millions of people across the country who are desperate for a fairer, more decent society.

The more bold strokes we make for children, the more decent and prosperous our societies will become.

Neither is more or less natural: they are both projects for making the world more decent and humane.