Sentence examples for decent sentiment from inspiring English sources
Describing his own family, Gorsuch said, "the family that skis together stays together," appending a somewhat obnoxious image to a decent sentiment.
Caborn's habitually decent sentiments have mostly lacked solid action here, but in Leipzig he worked hard to secure a political approach of some sophistication.
All decent human sentiment that is not suppressed outright seems to have been perverted.
"Gerry was a very nice and decent man," Bolton recalled – a sentiment with which most of Mansell's colleagues would have agreed.
Given the widespread sentiment that no decent Muslim could ever consider such a change, no small number of Cairo residents seized on the obvious alternative: it is a C.I.A. plot, they muttered, right up there with other American attacks on Islam, like demanding changes in the Muslim world's curriculums.
As a result of this sympathy and these sentiments, people are usually pretty decent to one another when they relate person to person.
Thankfully the sentiment was ignored, Andy Tod twice launching decent attempts at the Rangers goal before the interval.
So, in order to prove that his words mean something more than fine sentiments, Obama should insist that the decent and high-minded Daschle withdraw from consideration as Health and Human Services Secretary.
It is remarkable that AiG was able to raise nearly 30 million dollars to build the museum and fill it with exhibits, but more astounding still is the fact that so many Americans will come here and say, "Finally, a decent science museum for me!" In fact, I heard that sentiment repeated time and again from museum visitors.
The production, like all the holiday-themed shows clogging New York theaters, has some funny moments, a couple of decent musical numbers and a lot of generic-feeling songs and synthetic sentiment.
