Sentence examples for high decency from inspiring English sources

After the Inauguration, West told C-Span that Obama's use of King's Bible "makes my blood boil... Martin Luther King Jr. [is] a brother of such high decency and dignity that you don't use his prophetic fire as just a moment in presidential pageantry".

"The Myanmar society upholds very high standards of decency and culture under the all-encompassing fold of Buddhist teachings," he said.

The United States Department of Defense email server's automatic spam filter may have higher standards for decency than top military officials do.

I'm honored tonight by the support of a leader of high ideals and fundamental decency, who will be an important part of our country's future, Senator Bill Bradley.

Every town hall meeting I've observed, from California to Iowa, Nevada to Texas, has showcased Senator Obama's core decency and high measure of regard for each individual.

A lot of that anger comes from a sense of betrayal and helplessness at seeing people who broke every law of decency living high on the hog while the rest of us are hard pressed to afford a swine flu shot (if we could find one).

While it's easy as a boy to revel in the toughness and the aggressive and combative elements of a popular figure like Wayne, for me it was the sense of honor, the loyalty, commitment, decency, and high standards for himself and others depicted in most of his films that I saw as reflecting my dad's view of the world and what we should be in it.

I think the most important thing is to hold the people in public office to the highest possible standard of decency and of honesty.

Having built his career on earning the trust of sources (usually unnamed) in the government, the military, and the intelligence community, Hersh described his mission as holding public officials "to the highest possible standard of decency and of honesty".

Here's a man with an incredibly high stock, who, through basic decency, has sent it even higher".

Brik is married to a successful American neurosurgeon who saves lives from "her high position of surgically American decency".