It's a much more decent… The three heirs, in three separate taxis, converged on 33 Everdene Walk on a fine afternoon in late May.
Almost everybody I met in Grand Junction seemed more complex, more interesting, and more decent than the man who inspires them.
He finally put aside "Finnegans Wake" once and for all — for which I practically fell to my knees in weeping gratitude — and hence to write a couple more decent novels: "The Eighth Day" (1967) and "Theophilus North" (1973).
In assessing Mikoyan's role in the purges, historian Simon Sebag-Montefiore states that he "enjoyed the reputation of one of the more decent leaders: he certainly helped the victims later and worked hard to undo Stalin's rule after the Leader's death".
I also felt sorry for my fellow cinema-goers, who – critics from The Metro aside – seemed a far more decent crowd than the ones I usually see in cinema foyers, people who are only there because they're sick of taking their hateful fuck buddies to Nando's.
Birmingham supporters are desperately hoping that Yeung's conviction will lead to new owners and a more decent future for the club, who were relegated in 2011, the same season they won the League Cup, and have fallen into serious financial difficulties since the arrest of Yeung, who had loaned City £15m.
Nick Rahall, a West Virginia Democrat who is chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, praised the change, which he said would "perhaps provide a more decent return for the American taxpayer".
It's a much more decent street than the one where his home is.
But we can't want a more decent Afghanistan than the country's own president.
One more reception, one more batted pass, one more decent snap, and the 49ers' miracle comeback would have ended.
His analyst fans are expecting more decent news when the company hands out its trading statement on Tuesday, with around 15% sales growth coming on top of a decent performance last year.
