Sentence examples for decent small from inspiring English sources

It was a decent, small apartment.

There are decent small supermarkets, cafes and clothes stores, but also lots of phone-card operations and internet cafes.

In "A History of Violence," Mr. Mortensen seamlessly impersonated an ordinary, decent small-town guy who was also a cold, professional killer.

And there are lessons to be learned from how to use banks to foster decent small-business growth and maintain a manufacturing supply chain.

It's a shame that civil servants waste their time playing underhanded "cat and mouse" games with responsible, decent, small-business owners.

Peck's gift for combining emotional distance and moral compassion is best represented by his most famous role, the transcendently decent small-town lawyer Atticus Finch in "To Kill a Mockingbird," Robert Mulligan's 1962 adaptation of Harper Lee's novel.

Nicholls, and Nicky Henderson for that matter, will surely get among the big prizes this spring and in the meantime there are some decent smaller pots to count towards final tallies, like today's Sky Bet Chase (better known as the Great Yorkshire Chase) at Doncaster, in which Nicholls' young and progressive Le Mercurey holds a favourite's chance.

(Pity the decent, but small, college that comes in at number 501).

Irving has a decent though small list of wines by the glass and beers.

The front-facing speakers are decent, for small phone speakers, and make it easier to watch videos in stereo without blocking the speaker with your hands.

Even 25 years ago, the vintage might have been a washout, but vastly improved viticulture and cellar work not only salvaged a decent but small crop, but also resulted in wines that can be quite good.