Sentence examples for more decent that from inspiring English sources

While early signs point to Technical Boy remaining as caricaturesque as ever, with smartphones and social media bolstering the book's technophobia (according to Gaiman, our gadgets are ruining us and couldn't possibly be bringing us closer to each other, or giving access to information that can make us wiser and more decent), that caricature may be able to indict something more insidious.

America deserves smarter, better and more decent than that").

Experience shows that some societies are much more decent than others, and that in fits and starts, cruelty, oppression and discrimination have become on balance less acceptable over time.

We need more decent jobs that people can live on.

Politics always directs itself against an enemy; if it refuses to do that, the result isn't a politics that's more decent and gracious and constructive, but one that's far worse.

But it can be a more decent state -- one that doesn't threaten its own people or neighbors.

Bush may be a more decent, reliable human being at that kind of level, but his shortcomings are other.

In his nomination speech, Obama talked about a country that is more decent, generous and compassionate than it has been of late.

"I'll be talking to Malcolm Turnbull to let him know that I'm prepared to work with him to change our current system of offshore detention to ensure that it is more decent and more compassionate," Di Natale said.

He said that "it could be done in a more decent way without showing their nude bodies" (trans).

And societies that do so -- and pay the price -- are healthier and more decent places for doing so.