Sentence examples for there is decency from inspiring English sources

At best there is decency," Barnes tells Warnock.

There is decency left in public life after all!

There is decency as well as depravity on display in "A Woman in Berlin," but from the start the notion that anyone in Berlin in the spring of 1945 could be considered innocent is put aside.

Of course there was decency and courage as well, here embodied by Rickey, the Dodgers pitcher Ralph Branca (Hamish Linklater) — one of the only Brooklyn players to shake Robinson's hand when he first walks into the locker room — and the shortstop Pee Wee Reese (Lucas Black), whose public embrace of Robinson before a game in Cincinnati is the emotional high point of the movie.

There must be decency and respect, and veneration introduced for persons of authority of every rank, or we are undone. In a popular government, this is our only way"..

He may represent the spirit of compromise with institutional comfort, but he shows there is a valiant decency to a man whose career is destroyed by his dissenting wife.

"There is no decency left".

And if there is any decency left in the drugs industry, Valeant's business model will not be sustainable for much longer.

Haydn's Indian partner leaves him in disgust, perhaps to demonstrate that there is some decency and sense in this world.

She may become the next Somaly Mam, or she may merely discover that there is some decency in people.

Comparing the two, the Melbourne press hypocritically defended Wills: "Undoubtedly Wills throws sometimes, but there is some decency about it, some disguise".