Sentence examples for decent for someone from inspiring English sources

Peter Atencio's direction is decent for someone whose comfort zone is TV, but not great.

The minute you have David "calm down, dear" Cameron wading in to say it would be the decent thing for someone to give you a seat, what choice do you have but to tell him to sod off?

He could surely do a decent job for someone in the Premier League, if they can get him fit.

The participants then endured six nights of six-hour sleep (a decent average for someone working a demanding job and managing an active family and social life).

His botched lob against the Dutch contributed to that defeat but in general he had a decent enough game for someone who hadn't played the lone striker role for France in two years.

Teammates have told him that he has a decent swing, especially for someone who had not batted since high school.

The Easyshare Mini is a decent little device for someone who can't stand using their phone as a camera, but doesn't want the cost or quality of "real" point and shoots.

For the jewelry lover: While bling is a bit ostentatious in current times, if you can afford a decent piece of jewelry for someone special, keep it simple.

Taylor called Toyah a decent person and someone who was loyal to her friends and family.

He'll never admit it, but listening to the constant reminders that the Knicks should ship him out for someone with a decent crossover dribble must be tiring.

"For someone on a decent contract, getting £3,000-£4,000 a week, when you get that cut and instead get maybe a tenth of that - it's a big loss". "There is a very strong fairness in terms of the times of rest periods," World Rugby chairman Brett Gosper said in April 2013 ahead of the publication of the 2015 World Cup fixture list.