Sentence examples for engaging decent from inspiring English sources
It is perhaps an unfortunate metaphor, because he is said to be an engaging, decent, responsible fellow, with a genuine love for sport.
I had dinner with some of the AOL people, engaging folk, decent dev team who probably don't get enough credit for the various products they are creating.
He descends on a cheerless English town and plays fast and loose with an elegant woman, who adores him despite the fact that he treats her like dirt, an alcoholic vicar's wife, who mistakes his advances for those of her husband, and Zerlina, a Polish cleaner, who cannot resist him despite the fact that she is already engaged to a decent, kindly bloke".
Listeners know that the best narrators can make a good book take wing and a merely decent book grow more engaging.
Decent footballer, engaged teacher, garrulous taxi-driver at the weekend, and – it was becoming undeniable – liked by all he met.
Ferguson opened up to GQ about Sunday's episode, titled "The Crash," in which he and Peggy engaged in a halfway-decent kiss.
His book attempts to prove that expatriates are ordinary people engaged in various endeavors, leading decent lives in a land they love.
Decent nations do not engage in torture, regardless of whether its benefits outweigh its costs.
Thus, the composed person tends not to get angry even when provoked; the decent person refuses to engage in acts of cruelty even under pressure.
