Sentence examples for from the decent from inspiring English sources

Why were ordinary families, excepting charity representatives, the monarchy's goodness made flesh, excluded from the decent views?

That will free regulators to focus more on regional banks, which are in worse shape on average (they range from the decent to the dire).

Ms. Malone plays Mary, who becomes pregnant while trying to cure her gay boyfriend and whose crisis separates the pious hypocrites from the decent folk.

Like separating smokers and non-smokers they keep the actors and the public separate - keeping the riffraff away from the decent people, although you can decide which is which.

The situation for Antipodean actors is even less promising, ranging from the decent (Toni Collette) to the odd (Noah Taylor) to the unlistenable (Russell Crowe's legendarily awful 30 Odd Foot of Grunt).

"The regulations that were made (The Social Landlords Mandatory Reduction of Service Charges (England) Directions 2014) only relate to works of repair, maintenance and improvement where they are undertaken with assistance from the Decent Homes Backlog Fund or other funding provided by any secretary of state or the Homes and Communities Agency," says Sarah McLoughlin of BP Collins Solicitors.

But it eventually takes a disappointing turn and becomes yet another run-from-the-ghouls exercise, cheapening decent work by a good cast.

Building on a strong team from last year, with the decent signings we've made already, will hopefully mean success in the league this season.

The Course refers to this separation as the "detour into fear" and the "decent from magnitude into littleness".

Everton equalised from the first decent cross they put in, delivered by Leighton Baines who, along with Sylvain Distin, throttled the majority of Sunderland's attacks.

"I've always believed that, aside from the very decent food there, the reasons artists loved it so much was because the floors are so damned stylish.