Sentence examples for a truly decent from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a truly decent" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone or something that is genuinely good, honorable, or respectable. Example: "He is a truly decent person who always helps those in need."
He was a truly decent man.
In a truly decent society, we would be much more worried about kids watching simulated murders.
In a world of turmoil and uncertainty, we can ill afford to loose a truly decent and wonderful man.
Take Sweden, a country with a truly decent system for childcare and paternity leave – and the world's smallest work-time disparity between men and women.
The only true archivists of the whole history of a soap are the perpetual watchers, the loyal audience, whom, out of a truly decent sense of tradition and constancy, the ever-changing writers try not to betray.
"They see a couple of basically O.K. young guys — and they still are, in my opinion — join forces with a truly decent older guy and resolve not to be 'evil.' " Mr. Barlow wrote by e-mail, referring to Mr. Brin, Mr. Page and Eric E. Schmidt, Google's chief executive.
A truly nice and decent man.
NOM's success with inserting its malignant political gay-bashing into the 2012 elections is a call to all truly decent Americans to take decisive action to stop NOM.
A proud progressive and truly decent human being.
But against these have to be put a thousand tiny pointers to our Germaine as the only truly decent human being in a world full of ignorant, vicious, cowardly nincompoops, who don't even understand the beauties of Tuscany.
Many of us will miss this truly decent man.
