Derby Coroner's Court heard Dr Hunter say "human decency" should persuade people to talk to detectives.

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Average Americans naively take the morality of altruism to mean good will, generosity, and human decency.

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If you have a shred of human decency, you will not even attempt to defend this disaster.

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Political opponents chided Mr Rawls for overplaying human decency and underestimating our selfishness.

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It may have happened before, but this was the first time I had seen the Yahoo editors exercise anything approaching discretion and human decency.

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It seems to me that this is basic human decency.

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The exhibits of such a museum should also, in the name of human decency, include a holocaust memorial to the millions of North Koreans killed by this regime that America has appeased, bribed, cosseted, subsidized and serenaded.

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It's expected human decency.

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As they do, the United States stands with them, ready to uphold the basic decency and human rights that underlie everything we have achieved and all our progress yet to come.

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Will these courts administer open and well-established laws which are associated in the human mind with the broad principles of decency and justice?

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"This is a moral line of decency that must not be crossed by Democrats, Republicans or human beings, " he said.

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