Sentence examples for free decent from inspiring English sources

"Terror has no justification, and it is time for the free, decent, humanistic world to unite and fight this terrible epidemic," Sharon said.

We are working hard in order to be able to address the world with one voice that represents the will of all our people, with an emphasis on the desire to live a free, decent and secure life.

They had benefited from post-World War II prosperity and government programs, such as the GI Bill, that allowed their parents to raise them in comfortable suburban homes and send them to free, decent public schools.

This might have been linked to the discovery of his profile on ASmallWorld – a social network for millionaires, power-brokers, and other ghastly lumps of squandered flesh – on which he complained that clubs in Kensington offer gratingly few opportunities for a "trash-free decent night".

"We want real, free and decent elections.

America's overarching, long-term goal should be to help Haiti move sustainably toward providing a free and decent education for every child.

What's still at stake is nothing less than the resilience of our economies, the fairness of our societies, the stability of our democracies — and the preservation of a free and decent international order.

He talked about freedom and justice; he was against corruption, in favor of strong institutions, independent judiciary, free healthcare, decent education, democratic pluralism, political awareness and participation, vote and choice.

Madrid will, no doubt, survive fanaticism and terror, and since March 11 has added to its credentials of being at the heart of what is still free and decent in the world.

Chatbots and Cortana extensions mirror its work with Android and iOS apps, where the company has produced dozens of apps and services, most of them free and decent, for rival platforms.

This is a world where good people can be forced into acting badly, and ostensibly bad people perform acts of kindness and heroism; where the guilty go free and decent men are spurned and punished; where the wise are baffled and the stupid go accidentally to the heart of the matter.