Sentence examples for strong decent from inspiring English sources

Edie, was a very strong, decent woman.

Mohammed described Morsi as "strong, decent, honest, and fair".

Gabe is an uncommonly strong, decent figure at first, stepping into his father's role and trying to keep Marie's teenage waywardness in check.

A World Cup winner in 1998, a strong, decent defender on the team of Zinédine Zidane, he took over after the World Cup debacle during which the players mutinied against his hapless predecessor, Raymond Domenech.

Anyone who has spent time in the US will recognise the type: strong, decent, honest, unfailingly polite and with a sense of right and wrong so highly developed as to take a terrorist threat as a personal affront.

But Holdsworth told BBC Surrey: "At this moment in time I think we've got a strong, decent squad.

What we need are strong and decent social values; and politicians brave enough to proclaim them.

He is handsome, clever, immensely strong, loyal, decent.

Americans are generous and strong and decent, not because we believe in ourselves, but because we hold beliefs beyond ourselves.

It is rooted in a straightforward view of society, in the understanding that the individual does best in a strong and decent community of people with principles and standards, and common aims and values,' Mr Blair said.

This neural structure, which the authors term the "Miss Marple Detective Agency," was supposedly contrived by evolution to protect a woman against the risks of reckless sex and to ensure that her partner would be a "strong and decent man willing to invest in a stable, long-term, child-rearing relationship".