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    1. The aim here is not to censor but create a lobby of senior respected citizens who can prevail upon those in control to act when the boundary of decency is crossed


    2. "No, your holiness, she is as attractive as decency allows at all times," he said, 'and at other times more attractive than decency allows,' he thought


    3. No regard will be paid to truth, morals, or decency, in the doctrines inculcated


    4. Under necessaries, therefore, I comprehend, not only those things which nature, but those things which the established rules of decency have rendered necessary to the lowest rank of people


    5. Decency nowhere requires that any man should eat butcher's meat, as it in most places requires that he should wear a linen shirt or a pair of leather shoes


    6. Noble women did not go around kissing men of the lower classes however, they may dance with a merchant or even a lower-class civilian, though decency forbid them to cross any more lines than this


    7. But that was only if you passed our Sergeant’s decency test for he had very definitive ideas regarding what “decent clothes” meant


    8. Why these suicidal people did not have the decency to warn the SAP of their HIV status is for them to explain


    9. They had not even had the decency to wear the life jackets he had appropriated from the Navy specifically for them


    10. that never happened by the way—we always tried, or I did as a matter of common decency, to have someone of equal rank available during an arrest

    11. Its elasticity is grounded on the assumption that our society is a living organism subject to the vicissitudes of enlightened opinions, changing social and moral values and evolving standards of decency


    12. Neither would a movement as such, for a variety of reasons; secure a moral consensus among the American People who would properly consider such designs as morally repugnant and offensive to a society‘s standard of decency


    13. Therefore, can any of us ascertain, without qualification, that the manner an individual behaves is either moral or immoral without properly assessing that individual‘s underlying assumptions or conditions without compromising our (own) judgment? Insight into ―things‖, as indicated above, requires that an individual be cognizant of the internal factors that correctly define the quality of his or her actions; that such qualities ―unseen‖ are nevertheless as real as Character, Decency or Virtuosity, or their opposites, that become readily apparent to an inquiring mind


    14. Would have been cruel to deprive us our tradition which is the same under all race groups! Attacking us whilst barbecuing, was seen as very mean-spirited and against the rules of war and common decency


    15. Clinton‘s betrayal of public confidence, too enumerable to mention, is a troubling reminder of the Republic‘s moral regression and indifference to standards of decency that its citizens need only look in the mirror to understand why this man has never been brought to task!


    16. evolutionary standards of (moral) decency! At some indeterminate juncture, having (nearly) exhausted its loftiest social, cultural and intellectual ideals, a society begins striking diminishing or marginal returns, also understood as the ―law of relative increasing costs


    17. Haven't you got the decency to take them out and bury them? What's wrong with you all?"


    18. Whether the (Holy) Scriptures should remain subject to generational contentions or modern interpretations, much in the manner that Constitutional Law is persuaded by the (legal) authority of evolving standards of decency, such arguments that otherwise provide recourse to alternative viewpoints, must be equally troubling as arbitrary viewpoints relating to Papal Infallibility or the Divine Rights of Kings!


    19. Always! It has nothing to do with the truth or common decency or even perspective for perspective can be written before it happens


    20. More recently President Bush (43) became very unpopular amongst his own staff for refusing to sign a certain pardon for one of his own staff which shows a lot more decency in the man than what is usually ascribed to him by the media

    21. There is no longer any doubt in my mind that treason, as it was once (properly) understood, is on the verge of extinction; elasticized out of the American Constitution by the penumbral dynamics governing free speech in whatever form that may otherwise antagonize the well-bred standards of decency and good taste; depending, of course, on the topic and the person doing the talking!


    22. Our society‘s casual disregard for standards of decency has gradually given way to dysfunctional attitudes that have (seemingly) assumed a life of their own


    23. Though she was not a regular church-goer, Teri had been brought up to honor the faith of her nation's Fathers and had respect for the stability and decency of religion as she understood it


    24. Amonas had the decency to interlope and cut Hilderich in mid-sentence, offering his timely excuse:


    25. The armies of Shan had cast away all form of decency or honor and had turned into a rabble of heretics


    26. They rushed to the inside of the temple, trying to carry their dead sister with a modicum of decency


    27. He assumed that he was being taken to be transported back to Poland, and was about to ask why they did not have at least the decency to provide breakfast before sending him off, when he realized that he was being conducted to the building where he had met with Fullerton the day before


    28. The author described the Huaxteca as “stubborn warriors with rather obscene dedication to the male member to the exclusion of even the pretense of common decency


    29. “The Khan of Anahuac sincerely hoped I would have the decency to share their fate


    30. The only questions are how soon will it be dead, and what progeny, if any, will it leave behind? The excuse the Court offers to keep the Constitution “living” is to claim it is applying such tests as “evolving standards of decency that mark the progress of a maturing society

    31. There can be nothing more destructive of decency and civil order than the idea that a worm on a fishing line has the same natural right to claim integrity or even to exist


    32. ” Tyranny likes to drape its naked power in a cloak of decency


    33. ” Hart’s core values of family, faith, and decency are a sort of earthly trinity that expresses what “we can’t not know


    34. I just wish he’d had the decency to cut his losses with me first


    35. He didn’t even have the decency to


    36. Marx preferred workers who had the decency to remain abstract


    37. out of their lines of decency, like when I told them I'm not a


    38. “Common decency! There’s more to the morality of law than practical reduction of risk!”


    39. Because with the arrival of the murderer in the land, all decency and concept of working together had been lost, from the very beginning


    40. Still, hearing that Amanda hadn’t even had the decency to show up to at least thank

    41. Poachers had raided our pots but at least had the decency and humor to leave us something


    42. At least Hephaestus had the decency to be honest about it-he’d put up cameras and advertised me as entertainment


    43. decency, he owed her some sort of explanation


    44. he had the decency to call her


    45. She was followed by three nuns who hissed that I was an affront to decency; pointing at my bare toes


    46. And although within my head, both Ño Josefina’s and Severa’s cries echoed with all their pristine ethical foundations of decency, composure and integrity; I, always averse towards everything that meant obedience, duty or imposition, disobeying the mandates of awareness, self-consciousness, and common sense, and plunged my lips again as a sailor in search of fresh water


    47. for their arrogant aggression and contempt for decency that has destroyed trust and much that was so wonderful in those people; encouraging a militant form of Islam with such miserable consequences for them as well as us


    48. At least their commanding officer has the decency to make them stop


    49. As to her decency, that was a matter of perspective


    50. This insult is not to be borne! When a lady refuses a man, he should have the decency and self-respect to back off!














































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