Sentence examples for genuinely decent from inspiring English sources
Most of all, he seems like a genuinely decent bloke.
And he's a genuinely decent guy; not all politicians are.
Ishiguro describes Oë as "genuinely decent, modest, surprisingly open and honest, and very unconcerned about fame".
Most people are genuinely decent; if you're nice, they will be nice.
"The plain fact is that George III was the only Hanoverian who could be called a genuinely decent and good man".
Two off the woodwork and Barcelona were struggling at Getafe (who look like they might be a genuinely decent side this season).
In a business where words so often lose their meaning – where hyperbole is the norm – he was the real deal; a genuinely honest, decent man who loved his friends and family with a passion I've rarely encountered.
People are genuinely nice.
"Michael is a victim largely of Dominick Dunne's vendetta and Mark Fuhrman's greed, and there's nobody who deserves this less, principally because he's innocent, but also because he's a genuinely good and decent soul".
His father was, it seems, too reserved, too decent, too genuinely detached from the world, to grip him.
