Sentence examples for straightforward decent from inspiring English sources
"Plus he is very smart and engaging, and a very straightforward, decent guy, and that certainly doesn't hurt".
Flora hadn't become unemployed; the secretary of a correspondent friend had noticed what a straightforward, decent person she was and had hired her.
David Luiz performs the role for Ramires in the Chelsea dressing room, where the Brazilian is regarded as a fairly straightforward, decent guy.
"He is straightforward and decent and there is no way you can demonize him".
The opening story, "U.F.O. in Kushiro," concerns Komura, a stereo salesman and a familiar Murakami hero in the sense that he's so straightforward, so decent -- ultimately so plain -- that weirdness seems drawn to him like a storm looking for a low-pressure area.
He is exactly what the public always says it wants: decent, straightforward, unostentatious.
"She didn't set out to be a Victorian survivalist but she did believe that that was a time when people lived decent, straightforward lives," adds Wood.
There has always been about Bush's campaign the feeling that our having a decent, straightforward man (him) in the White House would be a milestone in America's progress.
By the time I got to Oxford, I wanted nothing more than to meet kind, decent, straightforward boys my own age, no matter if they were gauche or virgins.
That career has immersed him so deeply in public issues and humane struggles that Moore's critics and admirers — in and out of his Church — have spoken of him in such terms as radical, naïve, idealistic, uncompromising; fool, ass, parlor pink; decent, straightforward; trendy, ultraliberal; honest, compassionate, courageous; a soldier of God.
