Sentence examples for said decent from inspiring English sources

Labour frontbencher Jonathan Ashworth said: "Decent people in politics share the wide consensus that the EDL are quite simply despicable.

Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: Decent economic data has lifted the spirits of investors as at last there's been something good to talk about.

On Friday, before joining the picket line in Cedar Rapids, Sanders said decent wages or decent benefits should not be too much to ask.

Pat Rafferty, Unite's Scottish secretary, said: "Decent men and women are being asked to make sacrifices to hold on to their jobs, but the clear wish of our members is that we work with the company to implement its proposals.

Rachel Springall of Moneyfacts.co.uk said: "Decent savings deals are facing slaughter: repetitive cuts are just not practical for all providers to continue, so the only option left to limit the amount of cash coming in is to withdraw the best deals entirely and not replace them.

Mr Miliband said "decent" staff at the newspapers would be "disgusted" by what had happened, but there was no point in complaining to the "widely discredited" Press Complaints Commission.

He says "decent, fair-minded folk who are earning far more than the national average" understand that it is fair to ask them to pay more.

Walking across Manchester on my way, with a banner saying "Decent people do not belong in the Tory party" over my shoulder, I got lost on a council estate.

Attractive, arrogant, fashionably dressed, probably moderately well educated (university graduates perhaps), just regular-looking - I'm compelled to say "decent" - people.

This first deluxe, not to say decent, piece of clothing that I ever owned was a sable-brown Cossack-style maxiskirt by Yves Saint Laurent that zipped up both sides like a sleeping bag.

I say decent because there have been times were colors were drab or the focus seemed a bit off, but generally, the V20 has a great pair of cameras.