Sentence examples for decent observer from inspiring English sources

And I'm also pretty certain I didn't miss the part where Mr Jintao started shouting like a maniac; his delivery was, if anything, exceedingly dry.It's not like a decent observer can't mimic Hu Jintao; Saturday Night Live does a pretty good job here.

"Fiedler comes across as a decent, bright and perceptive observer who admires the Met and is not entirely comfortable relating all the gossip she knows her readers are counting on," Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times in 2001.

Fiedler comes across as a decent, bright and perceptive observer who admires the Met and is not entirely comfortable relating all the gossip she knows her readers are counting on.

Some people head out for the movies that night but, because Tuesday is a workday, studio estimates may be a bit high". Disney's "Father of the Bride Part II" ($7.4 million), Warner Bros.' thriller "Heat" ($7 million) and Paramount's romantic comedy "Sabrina" ($6.7 million) finished in the fifth through seventh spots--a showing industry observers consider decent, if unexceptional.

Dave Mason, Observer reader A decent season.

The Observer has a decent record on this score.

This is an exciting story of deception, intrigue, illusion and reality with the decent cop as an honest observer, keen to question plots and tricks.

Most observers guess and without decent opinion polls that is all they can do that the Socialists will win the largest share of the vote.

Such observers are writing Jokowi off as a decent man but a political naif.In this section Taliban tumult Taking the reins Sukyandaru Milking it The enablers ReprintsYet the demeanour masks canny political instincts.

And while NAFTA negotiations are a complicated beast, even observers who think Trump is deploying a decent strategy doubt he'll scuttle the whole deal.

If he had been there, as a concerned observer, it might have helped when one councilman made the decent suggestion that the council should await Woo's installation before voting on such a serious matter.