Sentence examples for not always decent from inspiring English sources

Even at their most vengeful worst, characters like the Slavic Czernobog, Mr. Nancy (the Ghanaian trickster Anansi), and undertakers Mr. Ibis and Mr. Jacquel (Egyptian gods Thoth and Anubis) are complicated yet sympathetic characters whose behavior makes sense even if it's not always decent.

Even cable television providers, while not always providing a decent signal, can in many cases disconnect you simply with the flick of a distant switch.

But, like many women before her, Slate has realised that it's not always easy to find decent roles: "I'm pretty much done with playing a traditional bitch.

He said persuading contractors to understand the idea of decent housing was not always easy.

suggests the code does not always deliver consistently robust guidance and decent protection to consumers.

Having to haggle for a decent deal is not always easy and big companies should not make us go through the rigmarole every year.

Always honest and opinionated, always decent, objective and generously fair.

Such confirmation either requires decent antibodies (which are not always available but we have included all that are) or repeat proteomics (which we had already included).

Our performances have been decent but unfortunately we have not always got the results we warranted.

Every country and culture has its pros and cons, and I would say that the Netherlands, although not always living up to expectations, is still a decent scientific destination.

This illustrates that the simple approach may yield a good approximation and that it is not always necessary to perform tedious calculations to achieve a decent parameter-performance trade-off.