Sentence examples for decent of him from inspiring English sources
"I thought that was decent of him," Megan writes, "which shows just how distorted my sense of normality had become".
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"I said it wasn't very decent of him to ask such personal questions but she said he said to her, 'If you don't tell me you can f*** off out of my house," Mrs Larke said.
This was pretty decent of him since Australians are rightly paranoid about any imported plant or foodstuff that might conceivably upset the eco-balance of their uniquely remote island.
Very decent of him: can't you see, darling, it is easy to appreciate other people's principles and not let them interfere with you?" She is over- simplifying, of course: soon enough, her duties involve her performing abortions, and these she carries out unprotestingly, knowing it would be awkward to refuse.
Our kitchen faced the backyard, with a big window over the sink, and when David went in to wash his hands, I had a decent view of him.
Mr. Tugendhat said, "One of the unattractive aspects of the Hello! photographs is that there is not a single decent shot of him at all".
He is blossoming into a very content, independent, caring, sociable, intelligent young man, who despite all his problems, now has a decent future ahead of him". Henry is a happy and sociable young man who will be twenty-one in May this year.
"I thought that was very decent of them".
You could never get a decent briefing out of him because he was always too drunk,' then I'd have taken it to heart.
