Sentence examples for a decent feeling from inspiring English sources

"Bill Rogers has got -- to his credit it's a decent feeling -- but somewhat sort of a blind spot on the black thing because he's been in New York," Nixon said.

That's a loss, because Rogers challenged Hepburn to be a decent, feeling, regular guy of a human being, while her later replacements — above all, Spencer Tracy — challenged Hepburn only to be a more regular dame.

The New Yorker, December 29, 1934 P. 9 With social values dodging and twisting about, we regard it as something of a duty to preserve at least a decent feeling for the nobility.

What we do know is that Vettel had a decent feeling on the lap.

Four balls and three runs into the over, Daniels pauses to stretch and grimace a bit, doing a decent impression of a person feeling pain, but then recovers to send down two very decent dot balls.

First, a decent spirit.

CROWN bought the vacant building the following summer "at a decent price," feeling that that once it was upgraded it could woo tenants, said Mr. Scimone.

You already have a decent gut feeling about the concept.

There is decent feeling between them.

It's full of warmth, kindness and decent feeling.

This is obviously a turning point in history that cannot be shrugged off or pacified with appeals to decent feeling.