Sentence examples for considered decent from inspiring English sources

It was not considered decent.

Plus, they were considered decent rappers – among the best of their peers.

Most of the older (and some recent) Mills & Boon novels are based on "forced seduction" because in the bad old days, nice girls could not actively choose to have rampant sex and still be considered decent.

There were a handful of songs I considered decent ("Surrender," "Carry On Wayward Son") but I had to play at least 15 songs I disliked to get to a couple I consider great ("Crazy on You" and "Rock This Town").

Time frames have become compressed: where once it was considered decent to wait 30 years before opening the filing cabinets to public scrutiny, the main players now rush to do deals before their market - or simple curiosity - value fades.

And, while the law in the US should be strengthened to guarantee paid parental leave, there is also an awful lot of puritanical nonsense around when it's considered decent for mothers to return to work.

But like so many street-raised kids, he's simultaneously likable and repellent; being driven by what he considers decent motives hardly makes him decent.

Why should Bob's employer, specifically, be the one that has to bear the burden and lose all this money to keep him alive (at whatever level you consider decent)?

"Pornography and adult material aren't allowed under Libyan law, therefore we removed the domain," the letter said, adding: "The issue of offensive imagery is quite subjective, as what I may deem as offensive you might not, but I think you'll agree that a picture of a scantily clad lady with some bottle in her hand isn't exactly what most would consider decent or family friendly at the least".

In restaurants, 20% of the tab is considered a decent tip.

Former England manager Fabio Capello is generally considered a decent option, rated at 14/1 with Paddy Power.