Sentence examples for of decency and good from inspiring English sources
This is a failure of decency and good sense.
Ms. Mathis of The Times said the paper "requires that opinion advertisers stay within the bounds of decency and good taste".
In short, the film is a stacked deck of decency and good feelings; everything is for the best in this best of all possible worlds.
The occasional eruptions of decency and good manners soften the sting of recognition, like a kiss on the cheek following a well-deserved slap in the face.
Christianity, he argued, was an integral part of the law of the land, and blasphemy that "insulted" that religion was "a gross violation of decency and good order".
The art world -- a realm populated by masterpieces often hailed for their transgressive, controversial and taboo characteristics -- regularly butts against standards of decency and good taste in the fight for freedom of expression.
Actual class mobility was unappealing to Orwell — unconsciously, of course — because he believed in a mystical revolution, a revolution in which England changed and stayed the same; and, for him, what seems to have guaranteed England's preservation was the idea of a static, semi-fictional working-class world of decency and good-tempered bus conductors and bad teeth.
An industry trade group, the Comics Magazine Association of America, and its regulatory body, the Comics Code Authority, were established to enforce strict guidelines of morality, decency and good prevailing over evil.
The real ending to the story is that we mock and slap the face of decency, empathy and good judgement, all in the name of "fun" and then we wonder why our children have a warped sense of values, accountability and respect.
Even this was regarded as a symbol of his fundamental decency and good fellowship.
Liotard is a pioneer of Enlightenment art – the smile, such a rarity in traditional portraiture (that's why the Mona Lisa is so unusual) presides over this show with its message of benevolence, civil decency and good sense.
