Sentence examples for probably a decent from inspiring English sources

We are eating among ghosts, but that's no excuse for the veal meatloaf: gray, pallid, probably a decent packing material for jewelry.

Each sentence could have come from only the writer who produced it — which is probably a decent working definition of great writing.

Boxing is probably a decent analogy for coalition politics in Britain, a trash-talking fudge of shrunken influence, self-promotion and weak-chinned heavyweights.

"They blew it against Australia at the weekend, which was probably a decent result for everyone as it shows there are a few question marks around whether they can do it.

He knows pulling down an opponent in that situation is going to be a red card, just as he knows, down 1-0 in the 73rd-minute, it's probably a decent sacrifice to make.

I know George Clooney is probably a decent geezer an' all that, and I'm no more condemning him for the vacuity of celebrity-driven humanitarianism than I am David Cameron for capitalism.

ING's Carsten Brzeski reckons Germany's economy probably enjoyed a decent start to 2014.

I suppose if you can launch a nuclear strike from Air Force One, you can probably get a decent television picture.

"For once in a couple of years," he said, "I'll probably have a decent night's sleep".

"You can probably have a decent discussion until you get to about 350 comments," says Markos Moulitsas, the founder of Daily Kos, a popular left-leaning political site.

The standout item this week is probably Thunderlord, a decent machine gun that's worth the investment if you have the coins to spare.