Sentence examples for deceptively decent from inspiring English sources
Updated at 12.42pm GMT 12.35pm GMT 29th over: Australia 126-0 (Rogers 57, Warner 66) Rogers survives a deceptively decent LBW shout from Elgar.
The formula turns out to be deceptively simple: provide decent, clean governance, compromise with your enemies and focus on the economy.
He has skilfully deflected questions about money, buttered the fans up in a manner that is just on the right side of fawning sycophancy and, as always, come across as a thoroughly decent and deceptively hard bloke.
Nintendo Power editors George and Bob shared roughly similar opinions of the game; George stated that it is a really fun game, owing its quality to its excellent play control and well thought out concept, while Bob stated that it is deceptively simple looking, when it in fact features a decent challenge for more experienced gamers.
If you were a decent cook, you knew at a glance that those deceptively simple recipes would stand up to some guilty tampering — and, as often as not, you discovered that they didn't need it.
As heinous as Lolo may be, Violette is deceptively more odious: immature, insensitive, obtuse and, in truth, unworthy of the decent Jean-René.
Turn One looks like it should be a decent overtaking spot at the end of the pit straight, but it's deceptively fast, and then the curve to the track in Turn Two means you'd have to be very brave to try to get inside someone at Turn Three.
"It's deceptively attractive".
It is deceptively simple.
Sales Associate: Deceptively smooth.
