Sentence examples for really a decent from inspiring English sources

There isn't really a decent cinema for miles near us anyway".

And although he has a pretty shiny exterior, he's really not good at his job and not really a decent human being.

Perhaps the explanation for the contradictions in his character is that the savage tyrant needed to calm his conscience, to assure himself that he was really a decent human being.

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His only hope is to let people know that he is really a decent person or wish for a quick death.

With all of the doors secured, the occupiers were left to deliberate what they should do next; was the Lancashire Chamber of Commerce really a decent enough target to try to hold overnight?

"Because of how much of your income you spend just renting an apartment, you can't really live a decent life or really enjoy all the offers and benefits the city has".

And... can you really get a decent version south of Bawtry?

"They will learn how to pass tests but will not really have a decent immersion in this material because they won't have the background for it".

The main founder of contemporary IR [international relations] theory, Hans Morgenthau, was really quite a decent person, one of the very few political scientists and international affairs specialists to criticise the Vietnam war on moral, not tactical, grounds.

But, as Youngner points out, the five-minute waiting period (it ranges from two minutes in some protocols to ten minutes in others) is really just a decent interval, a more or less arbitrary marker of the passage from life to death, whose significance is far more symbolic than scientific.