Sentence examples for value decency from inspiring English sources

Oborne concludes that Miliband "represents a welcome new departure in British public discourse, and those who value decency in public life will wish Mr Miliband well at the Labour conference".

"We value decency and civility and rationality and reasonableness, none of which is associated with Donald Trump's campaign," Sykes told ABC. "When this political music man comes into Wisconsin, he's actually coming into a town where we kind of see through his scam".

"We value decency and civility and rationality and reasonableness, none of which is associated with Donald Trump's campaign," Sykes said on ABC's This Week on Sunday.

Weidenfeld & Nicolson; 576 pages; £25A radical new look at the coming of the English civil war, itself one of the most fought-over episodes in English history and historiography.______________________________________________The Making of Victorian Values: Decency and Dissent in Britain, 1789-1837By Ben Wilson.

As it appears Americans now struggle to recognize our once-shared common values — decency, respect for differing views, pride of country — we need to stick to the law and the Constitution to direct us.

And the only way to get America back on track and, in his words, "force Nebraska's conservative values, decency and common sense" down government's throat, is to pick it all up and move it.

"The BBC is meant to represent values - honesty, decency, values - ITV is not," he told Walker.

Britain does not need to be further divided – instead we need to unite behind the values we share in common: true British values of decency, respect, tolerance.

"The Daily Mail sometimes claims it stands for the best of British values of decency.

Yesterday, a Miliband spokesman told the Guardian, "These newspapers are not upholding the values and decency of the British people".

You will be able to trust our journalists to abide by the values of decency as they gather news".