Sentence examples for vital decency from inspiring English sources
But in the current holiday production at the John W. Engeman Theater in Northport, Mr. McGowan captures Stewart's boyish charm, vital decency, gentle playfulness and underlying dark side so precisely that it is occasionally almost magical.
I wrote that same law, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, to provide vital protections to sites that didn't want to host the most unsavory forms of expression.
Rather than being keen on taxes and public spending, European liberals are often derided (notably in France) for seeking minimal government in fact, for denying that government has any useful role at all, aside from pruning vital regulation and subverting the norms of decency that impede the poor from being ground down.
But by massaging the erotic springs of violence so vital to war, and stripping away all norms of decency, Kipling illuminates the depths of our darkest fantasies of revenge.
In the crunch of the recession, if Congress lacks the guts to meet vital needs with deficit financing, it should have the decency to chisel some less-humane program than food stamps.
It was vital that this event be viewed as consistent with American decency and concern for human life.
The role of the contemporary artist in any culture is to push the boundaries of people's perceptions, and setting up a restrictive decency review panel, as Mayor Giuliani has suggested, would undercut this vital role.
One of several accompanying documentaries on this DVD deals with the censorship problems and this print is that original director's cut from which three vital minutes were excised in 1951 to satisfy the Catholic church's Legion of Decency.
It was vital that this event be understood as a reflection of dominant military power and at the same time consistent with American decency and concern for human life.
