Sentence examples for decent sentence from inspiring English sources

"I got the ability to write a decent sentence," she said.

But now, on deadline and unable to compose even a single decent sentence, Marcus's publisher is threatening litigation.

A school was named after him.Literacy, or rather the lack of it, can be a touchy subject in countries whose people are materially rich but may have difficulty in constructing a decent sentence.

One who may not be able to string a decent sentence together, since your sentences come out as semi-literate strings of hashtags: I mute authors whose tweetstreams are 90% adverts in the same way I wouldn't watch the shopping channel.

Manipulating social media cachet and turning it into something of value is becoming a useful 21st Century skill, but it doesn't necessarily naturally coincide with the ability to craft a decent sentence.

Their kids will probably be able to craft a decent topic sentence for a 5-paragraph essay.

Thomas Jefferson, who received the honor of writing the first draft of this document, was very direct about the motivation in his first sentence: "a decent respect to the opinions of mankind" required the founders to explain what they were doing.

He got away with "a fair decent beating" but was sentenced to 26 years in 1977 by a judge who called him "an extremely dangerous, intelligent and vicious young man".

For months, jihadists have also sought the release of Malika El Aroud, a Belgian of Moroccan decent, who is serving a jail sentence in Belgium.

Those rich enough to afford decent lawyers are less likely to be sentenced to death.

Start analyzing Latin sentences once you have a decent grasp of the noun cases.