decent person

Almost everyone there will be a decent person and treat you well.

The problem is that being a decent person in an indecent situation is not enough, even though it may also be all you can do.

Trying to be a decent person in a diverse, pluralistic society takes work, and there will inevitably be missteps along the way.

And no decent person would want to offer anything but comfort to a woman who has suffered such unimaginable loss.

When we first met JT he was fresh out of the Marine Corp and seemed like a decent person.

There are times when no decent person would hesitate about telling a lie, the bigger the better.

"You were the only decent person on the whole trip," she said softly.

Get them to agree to keep from drink and from the foul language which makes the streets horrible to a decent person.

If he and others like him are in the upper circles, every decent person would rather be in the pit.

If you had been desirous to learn what was passing, your appearance should have been like that of a knight or a decent person.'