Sentence examples for be a decent fellow from inspiring English sources

"Pope Francis appears to be a decent fellow — a mensch — and a sincere advocate of goodwill and peace on Earth.

By Françoise Mouly and Mina Kaneko December 13, 2013 "Pope Francis appears to be a decent fellow — a mensch — and a sincere advocate of goodwill and peace on Earth.

"He was a decent fellow," Mr. Reilly said.

"He's a decent fellow," said Dr. Gerald Dodd, chairman of the University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center Radiology Department.

Thus Ali Baba is a decent fellow who, for all the wealth he retrieves from the cave of the 40 thieves, retains a goofy Rube Goldberg streak as an entrepreneur.

Mr Singh ruled out any redrawing of international borders, or anything which smacks of a further division of India along religious lines.Yet even separatists such as Umar Farooq, spiritual leader of the Kashmir valley's Sunni Muslims, accept that Mr Singh is a "decent fellow", and that there are some grounds for optimism.

Pakistan's proposal will probably involve both of these things.Yet even separatists, such as Umar Farooq, spiritual leader of the Kashmir valley's Sunni Muslims, accept that Mr Singh is a "decent fellow", and that there are some grounds for optimism.

In an open letter to the Manchester Evening Chronicle, he wrote that Trautmann should not be punished "for the terrible cruelties we suffered at the hands of the Germans... If this footballer is a decent fellow, I would say there is no harm in it.

But his guy-next-door persona poses a problem: Something more than being a decent fellow is needed to fix a company that lost $5.5 billion last year.

So a Nazi guard who showed kindness could be a decent man, while an inmate who exploited his fellow prisoners for personal gain, could be indecent.

Should be a decent offering.