Sentence examples for decent feeling from inspiring English sources

There is decent feeling between them.

It's full of warmth, kindness and decent feeling.

This is obviously a turning point in history that cannot be shrugged off or pacified with appeals to decent feeling.

"Bill Rogers has got -- to his credit it's a decent feeling -- but somewhat sort of a blind spot on the black thing because he's been in New York," Nixon said.

That's a loss, because Rogers challenged Hepburn to be a decent, feeling, regular guy of a human being, while her later replacements — above all, Spencer Tracy — challenged Hepburn only to be a more regular dame.

The New Yorker, December 29, 1934 P. 9 With social values dodging and twisting about, we regard it as something of a duty to preserve at least a decent feeling for the nobility.

In the first of these essays "The International of Decent Feelings," Althusser argues from what he takes to be "the truth of Christianity" against the popular post-war view that the misery, guilt, and alienation of the human condition in the atomic age is equally experienced by all subjects.

It won't be a nice feeling but I've played a decent part in getting us there and hopefully they can get us over the finishing line".

Four balls and three runs into the over, Daniels pauses to stretch and grimace a bit, doing a decent impression of a person feeling pain, but then recovers to send down two very decent dot balls.

CROWN bought the vacant building the following summer "at a decent price," feeling that that once it was upgraded it could woo tenants, said Mr. Scimone.

"I am trying to find my rhythm after missing a month with this ankle injury, trying to put together some decent games, feeling good to be a part of everything that the team is accomplishing, and this cat decides to hit me with a cheap shot during practice and I reacted.