upstanding

"You mean about those fine, upstanding people who are suing me for all that money?"

And a grander, more upstanding group of girls there never were!

But what drives an otherwise good, upstanding man to kill his whole family?

But there are fine, upstanding people for whom the horror has not yet ended.

These were often upstanding variations of the common electric bath.

And in any case, he was an upstanding subject of the King, he had every right to be on the street.

In the nearly three decades since, Western has regained its upstanding reputation.

A man throws a rock, walks around the corner and he's an upstanding citizen again!

Mo is an upstanding citizen with ties to almost every family in Jersey.

She leaned her back against an upstanding rock and closed her eyes.

The press might even buy into my portrait of Rose as a beleaguered but upstanding institution.

He was an honest and upstanding citizen in a time when not many ballplayers could say the same.

"After all, until tonight, he's been regarded as an especially responsible and upstanding citizen.

But by implication, a mensch is an upstanding person who takes responsibility for his actions.

We are, the assumption goes, too brainy for our poor, upstanding mothers' good.

"It was a very upstanding thing to do."

Stock is an upstanding boy with traditional values, his family is first class."

"You could not meet a more upstanding officer."

He had lost die tips of both upstanding ears to the cold, and these were still bandaged.

All of these decent, upstanding New Yorkers have a motive.

"And frankly, you've never really been what I would call an 'upstanding citizen' in our little community."

Was that any way for the good Lord to treat an upstanding Lutheran?

My grandmother thought it a grand, upstanding name.

The case has raised questions about the fairness of prosecuting a man who has since lived an upstanding life.