Sentence examples for decent sorts from inspiring English sources

Decent sorts.

In Raymond Z. Gallun's Old Faithful (1934), the Martians tended to be quite decent sorts.

Sod the hell-in-a-handcart chunterings of the tabloids – we're bloody decent sorts, really.

Villainous costumes and wigs cannot disguise the fact that these supposed brigands are thoroughly decent sorts.

It comes as a shock, because all of King's other men, even acid-guzzling Goffin, seem such decent sorts.

Comedians, being decent sorts deep down, maybe just don't take kindly to what they see as their fellows being targeted because of their race or gender.

That nurse of yours is quite a decent sort".

("Under all that gab, you're a decent sort," Glenda observes).

"You seem a very decent sort of folk, you Glasgow booksellers.

Anyone could see that he was a decent sort of a bloke.

He's not a monster, or a hypocrite; he's a decent sort, oiling the wheels of society.