Sentence examples for that all decent from inspiring English sources

In form, it feels loose and free, with the kind of caffeinated freedom that all decent directors of the mid-seventies seemed to consider their due.

"What I can comment on," he added, "is the fact that all decent folks can agree that the remarks that were made don't have any place in the public discourse".

What puts people off is this assumption that all decent people are ipso facto in accord, and if you're not onside you are evil (or, as Hillary Clinton would say, deplorable).

It has unfortunately become fashionable to consider that all those who stayed back in the rebel-controlled territories are pro-Russian morons and accomplices of terrorists, and that all decent people fled a long time ago.

He also spoke with pride about his record as a career K.G.B. officer, pointing out that former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger had once told him that "all decent people start out in intelligence," as Mr. Kissinger did.

Stealing a baby's candy is something so outrageously objectionable that all decent people must oppose it.

Up until that time, all decent governments had remained platonically in love with the treaty.

But even with two months' notice, I had to field irate phone calls from my city friends complaining that all the decent places were already booked.

The new allurement — the enticement meant to flutter the secret heart of today's hotel guest, to provide a luxury so lusted-for that it feels almost illicit — was inside the gauzy bag on the bed: tools and advice on how to achieve that all-but-impossible dream, a decent night's sleep.

And second, it must provide a way of associating the opposition with concepts that are anathema to all decent people.

It's a bit of a fallacy that the oil's colour is all that important – decent extra-virgin comes in every hue from straw to deep green – while terms such as "first pressed" are pretty much meaningless marketing twaddle, because most olive oil is made with centrifuges these days.