Sentence examples for decent example of from inspiring English sources
Seems to be a decent example of the hangover brunch classic.
Full-size wheels are rare on folders and can be seen to be of limited value, but the Montague Paratrooper is a decent example of the breed.
"Crossover" is a decent example of Sidekick Cinema: a movie to glance up at from time to time while you download ring tones or text-message your friends.
It is clear from this decent example of his meat-and-potatoes painting how much time he has spent drawing and looking.
As a science fiction movie fan, I can't help but feel a little disappointed that what might prove to be a rather decent example of the form is being overshadowed by the controversy surrounding Card.
Valdobbiadene Prosecco Spumante Superiore NV (£7.49, Aldi) While this is a perfectly decent example of the big-foam and pear-drop character of cheaper prosecco, its price also means it's the one I'd choose for mixing with Campari or Aperol for a homemade spritz, or with pureed white peaches for a bellini.
Nothing groundbreaking in the way of architecture theory, certainly, but there are decent examples of footwear, if you like that kind of thing.
These segments and the ones involving human trafficking are heartstring-tuggers, and without the back story of the election wrangling they would be decent examples of such reportage.
"Server", "MC_Server", and "Minecraft_Server" are all decent examples of possible folder names.
Nor do senior scientists, who are rarely punished for fraud, set a decent example to their juniors.The implications of widespread academic misconduct could be great.
Goethe's famous deathbed invocation, pressed back into service so that the children of P.S. 6 could begin to sense why Americans have a responsibility to set a decent example — the quiet quotation is typical of Howells's subtlety and of his sheer heroic persistence as a writer determined to use all the resources of a poetic imagination to put American life into the light of common experience.
