Sentence examples for a decent sort of from inspiring English sources

Anyone could see that he was a decent sort of a bloke.

Pooter might be gauche, snobbish and more besides, but he's also a decent sort of chap.

It's a decent sort of cause, but hardly a vote of confidence in theatre itself, or theatre-makers.

But there are other acceptable, indeed desirable, ways of showing a decent sort of nationalism, such as amending the constitution to allow Japan to play its full part in the world's collective security.

But Bernstein has let us know all along that he is a decent sort of fellow, and just in case we suspect he's a little too pro-harem he tells us that "wisdom, of course, ­teaches that the greatest sexual pleasure for a man comes in a healthy monogamous and loving relationship with one woman".

"You kind of analyse every corner then but at least 14 seconds is a decent sort of margin.

It's a perfectly decent sort of a name, but there's no pizazz, no razzle-dazzle.

Seemingly a decent sort at the start of the series, Thomas has gradually shown signs of some seriously dubious character traits.

He's not a monster, or a hypocrite; he's a decent sort, oiling the wheels of society.

And while Mr. Cera's version of George Michael Bluth in the reprised "Arrested Development" this spring on Netflix is still a decent sort in a sea of dysfunction, the actor also served as a writer on the new season.

"You seem a very decent sort of folk, you Glasgow booksellers.