Sentence examples for decent vote from inspiring English sources

He scored a decent vote against an unbeatable sitting Tory.

As Paleolithic and retrograde as Scalia's opinions, rulings and dissents were on everything from gay rights protections to the death penalty to fulsome cheerleading corporate power abuses, there were occasions, rare, but still occasions, when Scalia would break with 19th century strict constructionist orthodoxy, and actually cast a decent vote on a compelling public policy issue.

Those of us who think Saturday's result will prove to be a predictable heart-over-head folly must acknowledge why so many decent people voted for the tooth fairy.

So should those who seek a decent, protective politics vote to stay or vote to leave?

By lynching and dispossession, blacks were denied the vote, decent schooling and healthcare, and altogether went in fear of their lives.

He was referring to state legislators who, in his view, were too cowed by vested interests particularly trade unions and trial lawyers to do the decent thing and vote for his budget.

It apparently got a decent share of votes in places.

And the white people good, decent white people who voted for him just can't understand.

"There are plenty of decent people who voted for leave who do not want to see Europeans who live in the UK in our communities forced to uproot their lives," he said.

A genuine user is more likely to have a decent number of votes indicating support from fellow users and general public which agrees with the user's opinion about a particular place.

While there's only a handful of them, the site hit the front page of Hacker News with a decent amount of votes.