Sentence examples similar to distinctly decent from inspiring English sources
Recent data about the American, European and Japanese economies have all been distinctly mixed, and a decent performance in the third quarter of the year may well be followed by a slowdown in the fourth.
I substitute it in the Jamie magazine recipe, and decide I'm prepared to push the boat out for a decent croque: emmental's milder flavour is distinctly underwhelming.
Meanwhile on 3, Dustin can't get up and down from distance for birdie - his chip was decent, to ten feet, but his putt was distinctly average - and he settles for par.
His Rainbow in Curved Air is a long, meandering piece with a distinctly hypnotic tendency – and when delivered to the ears via a decent pair of headphones it turns a trip to the dentist into a psychedelic dream.
And the contest does little to prove that software can mollify an angry co-worker, write a decent poem, raise a well-adjusted child or perform any number of distinctly human tasks.
"I remember distinctly saying I've got a son who's a high school quarterback in Chico who I think might be pretty decent," Ed Rodgers said, "and his response was that between the Los Angeles area and the Bay Area and Sacramento, that's where they find all their talent".
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
Decent conversationalist.
