Sentence examples for line of decency from inspiring English sources

No matter her level of anger or feelings of betrayal — understandable and even common in situations like yours — her actions, I'm afraid, cross the line of decency.

Both candidates are eager to attract independent voters who may be turned off by attacks they think cross a line of decency.

The ad charged that Mr. Romney was "anti-immigrant," a sentiment that the Hispanic leaders said crossed the line of decency.

"The governor crossed the line of decency on his latest tirade on a New Jersey taxpayer," Mr. Pascrell said in a statement.

Dean Skelos, the Senate Republican leader, said Mr. Parker's remarks had "gone over the line of decency" and demanded that the Democratic leaders take action.

In Erickson's opinion, the remark "crossed a line of decency no one running for president should ever cross, whether you are a professional or amateur politician".

Instead, Artest started a fight that crossed all lines of decency and professionalism.

He went on, "There are just lines of decency a person running for president should not cross".

The old fears of looking nasty or foolish should likewise remain sufficient to police the lines of decency.

Comedians loathe hecklers, and even those who see dealing with them as part of the job also tend to think the lines of decency shift when responding.

In contrast to much of YouTube's videos, Hulu's content doesn't cross as many lines of decency and demographics are readily available.