Sentence examples for someone decent from inspiring English sources

"Someone decent in charge," Mustafa Ahmed added.

Yes, but when did they last play someone decent?

Can you believe the rubbish product placement they'll do now, it'll be like QVC, well, I'm not watching it, not unless they hire someone decent.

The scene reassures us that someone decent might make it through this world alive, intact, and beloved — and slyly encourages us, skeptics and devotees alike, to love dragons and all that comes with them, into treacherous Season Four and beyond.

It had all come about when a drunken John Taylor had approached Bond film producer Cubby Broccoli at a party and asked him when he was going to get "someone decent" to record the theme song.

I've always enjoyed listening to Nicky Campbell and all his previous co-hosts, but unless they get rid of Rachel Burden and put someone decent on, I shall have to find another station".

But if you want to read an accurate report of an event, you should probably avoid the literary lion in favour of someone with decent shorthand.

Because when all the wonderful sound and fury of the World Cup has faded, it would be swell to have someone honest, decent and smart to point the way ahead.

Then someone invented decent decaffeinated coffee, Starbucks became the McDonald's of the 1990's, and coffee bars began sprouting like mushrooms, first in cities and eventually even in the unlikely cultural loam of shopping malls.

Speaking at a protest in San Francisco, Karen Joubert, a nurse, Fight for $15 organizer and a vice-president of representation with the northern California chapter of SEIU, said: "When you pay someone a decent wage, it helps him to get better healthcare and take care of his family.

The company was quick to note that, as someone with decent hearing, I'm not really the target demographic here.