Sentence examples for mutation into decency from inspiring English sources

Dramatizing that margin of hope — a kind of mutation into decency — is what separates the mainly cynical Gilroy from the total cynics.

The burlesque show has degenerated into decency.

Beer… The burlesque show has degenerated into decency.

Ultimately, the investigators are embarrassed into decency.

But it's disappointing to see other characters curdle into decency.

Shocked into decency, her husband, two sons and two daughters find themselves replaying all the button-pushing, tear-jerking moments that illustrated this woman's love and devotion.

Authoritarian regimes can evolve or be pressured into decency, as in Spain and other places.

By Gilbert W. Gabriel The New Yorker, August 22 , 1925P. 12 The burlesque show has degenerated into decency.

In her book "The Lawn: A History of an American Obsession," Virginia Scott Jenkins quotes the horticulture writer Peter Henderson, who in 1875 disparaged homeowners who let their grass grow wild and vowed that "the majority will soon shame them into decency".

So why not introduce that mutation into the human genome?

Not everyone in Arcade Fire approves of their mutation into a risk-taking version of U2.