Sentence examples for decent forms of from inspiring English sources

ROLAND BETTS -- From ancient Egypt to corporate America, great art and architecture are the only decent forms of propaganda the status quo has ever come up with.

If Jeremy Corbyn really wants a kinder and decent form of politics, he can only do so in concert with other opposition parties.

Simon Thornton maintained his decent form of last week in Italy as he shot a 69 at Kingbarns but Maybin struggled to get much going in his low-key round with two birdies cancelled out by the same amount of dropped shots.

Defending a decent form of capitalism against the pressures of one-size-fits-all globalism is not easy under the best of circumstances.

The best he can hope for is the chance of a dignified goodbye to Centre Court and enough decent form to give him some hope of playing well in the lead-up to his home grand slam, the US Open, the natural place to end his 20-year career.

Hashim Amla (71) and Vikram Solanki (54) failed to capitalise on decent form while Rob Taylor was the pick of the Leicestershire bowlers on day one.

"George W. Bush, he had decent form, and Bill Clinton bowled a lot," said Tom Clark, commissioner of the Professional Bowlers Association.

In a game of few chances, Burnley had the majority of attempts but found goalkeeper Matt Gilks in decent form.

Over the past two years, under the guidance of boss Breon Corcoran, the company has been in decent form, with the shares up about 33%.

"I feel in decent form at the minute and I feel like my best years are ahead of me.

The Turner is currently on more than decent form.