Sentence examples for older decent from inspiring English sources

The younger deems the older "decent and kindhearted," and they take communion together at a church founded by one of the younger Mr. Wilson's ancestors.

In the final scene, years later, when Onegin re-encounters Tatiana, now married to the older, decent and devoted Prince Gremin (the sturdy bass Sergei Aleksashkin), Mr. Hampson was the embodiment of a young man who realizes too late what a haughty fool he was to have dismissed Tatiana's feelings as some schoolgirl crush.

Our hero does survive, with his wife and daughter, and at the end they are about to try to start living in the old, decent way again.

Many of them regretted giving up their boats, especially now that tourism has gone back to the old decent-but-sleepy levels.

But she finds an older man – decent, honourable and interesting – who will marry her and who longs for her son to call him "Father".

Just mention it to any decent cook old enough to have had her own apartment in the 1980s and you will get both an eye roll and a nostalgic smile.

You must be at least 16 years old, with decent grades; you have to be nominated by a member of Congress; and you need an all-consuming love of the legislative process.That last condition is fairly testing.

The four-year-old set decent fractions up front and kept finding once straightened up for the judge to hold off 7-2 joint-favourite Cicerole by half a length.

The strain has told on the 42-year-old, whose decent return in the transfer market has been demolished by the £13.5m outlay in January on Oumar Niasse, currently MIA.

"C.Z. and I made this record in the old Mad Decent studios at Atwater, which has now moved," Chippy says.

As a 24 year old in decent shape looking at me from the outside, you probably wouldn't have been able to tell that I had just had surgery once I left the hospital.