Sentence examples for our decent from inspiring English sources

The Tories would fuel inequality without our decent values.

Making our decent homes target - that everyone in the country should have a decent home by 2012 - a reality.

Milan Joshi With our decent draft and free agency manoeuvres, I'm hoping for a push towards a playoff place.

We here in the flyover states, with our decent public schools and great state universities, could, only with real effort, spend $12,000 per year on average for our children for 16 years, and that includes all the costs of full fare at Harvard: just to make it clear, this is less than $200,000.

Meanwhile, writing in today's Guardian, the former foreign secretary Robin Cook argues that if the party put forward "an unremittingly New Labour" manifesto it would neglect the fact that "the whole point of winning an election is to create a fair, open society that reflects our decent, humanitarian values".

"We have got a lot of players, but a lot of our decent players are so up and down - it could be anybody's," Waites, 37, told BBC Sport.

Since we as a species historically created religions to find a way to teach us to live together, many of us have found our own versions of moral behavior, our own decent responses to our fellow humans without needing an organized series of symbols, rituals, even punitive threats to manage this coexistence with some decency and some ideals.

We have a voice, and we stand up to speak for what matters to us: education for our girls, equal opportunities and economic empowerment for our women, decent healthcare, and clean water.

Our more enlightened business leaders, socially conscious Bollywood actors, and our few decent politicians should organise a different freedom celebration.

It was our first decent meal in days.

Bassong was our only decent player and he wasn't great.