What is more unfortunate is that the writer uses some words and sometimes draws analogies which lack decency and professional ethics.
When Mary first renounces Steve, out of innate decency and professional self-protection, the scene finds a note of real longing, and the human obstacles that stand between the two lovers are disposed of without the cruelty to which coarser movies often stoop.
We concluded that the professional judgment and personal decency with which he has managed himself and his ambition distinguish him.
Relational justice, at this level, is a crucial dimension to look for, and one that should be explored in all relationships (professionals-detainees; detainees-detainees; professionals-professionals): in previous studies, fairness, humanity, decency, and respect at relational level have indeed been pointed out as critical variables to buffer the harmful effects of detention [ 30].
The author, Richard Conniff, takes note of Fisher's prodigious professional accomplishments and his private decency in order to foreground the real subject of his article: the economist's role as one of his era's highest-wattage proponents of eugenics.
Collins reminds us that there are still a few bastions of decency left in professional sports.
As I prepared to write about an act of uncommon decency by a professional athlete, I realized that calling it that was unfair, that it diminishes what happened, because this was simply an act of uncommon decency, period.
Mortensen, whom I have never met, reveals himself in Zo?eller's profile (Page 170) to be thoughtful, elegant, moral, a late bloomer in Hollywood with a professional ethic and a sense of decency that could seem tedious if he wasn't so disarmingly clever.
For his essential decency as much as his professional excellence, he was revered.
These days, fans of the Chicago Cubs learn something else: human decency is the mask for professional incompetence.
