decency

The guy never gave me the decency of a return phone call.

At long last, have they left any sense of decency?

"But I would like you to have the decency not to play games with my mother."

But what about the rules of law and common decency?

How long, though, has the boy even known what decency was?

The very least, she should have the decency to cover her hair.

But he could at least have the decency to keep it private.

That his own sense of decency had been used against him.

But I'd enough decency not to let him see it.

There had been too little decency in his recent life.

When people get killed, they have the decency to stay dead.

As a world force for justice and decency you would be a spent man.

I came over here thinking that out of decency you would give me enough money to go to school.

But through most of his life he stood for decency in politics.

Or so, in the name of simple decency, we might hope.

In some cases there's more decency than one might expect.

They trust us to be on the side of decency.

"We believe a certain level of decency must be provided."

What does trust or decency matter to one of us?

There was little decency among the members of the club.

We considered that there must be some decency left even in our children.

First person that ever had the decency to pay the old man a visit.

I ought to have had the decency to keep away.

Besides, we should finally have the decency to try to take care of one another.

Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?