Sentence examples for decently be expected from inspiring English sources

She slept right through the first night, and all subsequent nights, waiting in the morning for you past the point that a dog could decently be expected to wait, greeting you with a worried look, then racing across the apartment to her "papers" — the pads that you put out for a dog to pee and shit on.

She slept right through the first night, and all subsequent nights, waiting in the morning for you past the point that a dog could decently be expected to wait, greeting you with a worried look, then racing across the apartment to her "papers"—the pads that you put out for a dog to pee and shit on.

Importing for the capital an Opera North staging first seen in the Yorkshire city of Leeds in May, Jo Davies's staging is decently sung, as might be expected, but indifferently acted almost across the board.

Perhaps inevitably, he has also cranked out a book, which, given his celebrity, might have been expected to sell decently.

But it can only decently be told now that the darker truth is finally being accepted.

The upshot of this is that the reader begins to do more work than might be decently expected, perhaps going so far as to rewrite "Public," in "by the Public Gardens," as "Pub(l)ic," for example, and enjoying the opportunity for a schoolkid snigger that Cummings himself seems to have missed.

It could not have decently been otherwise.

He probably dressed decently, was probably well spoken".

"Being able to write decently is almost a disability," he said.

Insufficiencies in executing spirometry decently were counterbalanced by these criteria.

"The mark of a civilised society is that it is one in which people can expect to be decently housed and clothed, to have enough to eat and to have access to healthcare and to education for their children".