Sentence examples for decent word from inspiring English sources

Almost no one had a decent word for them & many ended up in the Krome Detention Center.

Paperbacking could leverage a title with respectable revenue and decent word of mouth into the sales stratosphere, and often with significant industry knock-on effects.

Except for certain references in recent Presidential campaign speeches to the "little fellow" "The Common Man," & the "ordinary citizen," this statement is the first decent word spoken for the middle class in a long time.

Perhaps they were close at the time - in 1949, let's say, when planning a jaunt to the Côte d'Azur - but fell out later, as Baldwin did with the woman whose letter is quoted above (when I met her in 1989, she had hardly a decent word to say about him).

Apple's Pages is a decent word processor, and Numbers is okay as a spreadsheet manager, but these don't hold a candle to Microsoft Word and Excel.

As it happens, we have been getting some local press and decent word of mouth, which is no doubt what has drawn the attention of our new friends from "Operation Save America".

If his political characters tend to speechify a bit too prettily, speaking in theses and talking points, just think what pleasure it must be for a long-time Washington journalist to finally put decent words into politicians' mouths, rather than dutifully recording their usual pontificating drivel.

Aldershot Town boss Andy Scott told BBC Surrey: "There's not many decent words to say about the first half.

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(Now there's a decent indecent word for us, girls!) She was known as a kabbazah, which in Arabic means "holder".

The big surprise is that Office Live Workspace includes a decent online word processor called Web Notes that is comparable in most ways to other Web-based alternatives.