Quotes about Decency
Yes, I pray and go to church and read my Bible. But sometimes I shake my fist at God. It's not the picture of peace I realize, and I certainly make no claims of wearing the armor of God. I'm lucky if I can get the underwear of decency on, all right?
- Rene Gutteridge
If you want to know a person's true character, observe how he treats those who don't matter.
- Matshona Dhliwayo
We live in a world that is filled with filth and sleaze, a world that reeks of evil. You cannot afford that filthy poison to touch you. Stay away from it. Avoid it.
- Gordon Hinckley
You can tell a lot about a man by watching how he treats those he doesn't have to be nice to.
- Richard Paul Evans
Our scientific age demands that we provide definitions, measurements, and statistics in order to be taken seriously. Yet most of the important things in life cannot be precisely defined or measured. Can we define or measure love, beauty, friendship, or decency, for example?
- Dennis Prager
Societies are preoccupied with just about everything other than making good people. For some, it is intelligence. Parents are often more concerned with their children's IQs than their children's characters. And many people confuse higher education with decency and moral insight.
- Dennis Prager
Gratitude is the beginning of civility, of decency and goodness, of a recognition that we cannot afford to be arrogant. We should walk with the knowledge that we will need help every step of the way.
- Gordon Hinckley
The most practical kind of politics is the politics of decency.
- Theodore Roosevelt
In some ways, political decency is a sign of a healthy democracy, but in other ways, it is the cause of it.
- Raja Krishnamoorthi
It's all about respect. I'm not going to treat a woman like a piece of meat.
- James Arthur
Vulgarity, in my mind, is not cool.
- Ted DiBiase Sr.
The incident had that rich savor of the ludicrous which neither pity nor charity can destroy. Unfortunately, she could not in decency share it with anybody; she could only enjoy it in lonely ecstasies of mirth.
- Dorothy Sayers