Sentence examples for decent word for from inspiring English sources

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

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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.

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

At root — and we have no less than his girlfriend's word for it — he is a most caring, decent soul.

Some of those photos were accompanied by the Chinese words for "decent" and honest"; the others were accompanied by the Chinese words for "evil" and "mean"; still others weren't accompanied by any information.

There are decent apps available for word processing for instance, including Google Docs and Microsoft's Word.

Finally required to find his own words for the moment towards which he had been building all his political life, statesminnow Farage dismissed half the country as indecent, ruling: "This is a victory for ordinary people, for decent people".

Time, then, for another "D" word: "decent" Tories and Liberal Democrats, he says, will be expected to muck in.

He didn't hope for decent treatment, only for survival.

Or in other words, accept being paid a decent executive salary for doing your job properly – particularly one that has a public service element like running the rail network or, say, lending to small businesses around the UK.