Sentence examples for suitably decent from inspiring English sources
The site, www.photostamps.com, will accept any picture smaller than five megabytes that is free of copyright restrictions and suitably decent.
That's what, suitably disguised in some decent dimension of dressup, we always end up making.
The show was a tight hour-and-change – the audience were off the Garden grounds by 10.30pm – and while the crowd was decent-sized and suitably enthusiastic it was impossible not to feel that there should have been more of them there.
And this business of blending in goes beyond just disguises, it also means hunting down some suitably white co-conspirators: "Befriend good decent white people who are dissatisfied with their governments," the manual advises.
4 stars Harrods, iced top bar serves 4, £7.95 It's a little dry to cut but there's a decent amount of fruit and it's suitably dense, just as fruitcake should be.
Like Mark Twain, a rare 19th-century figure whom he admires, McDougall mocks "in suitably palatable fashion" the myth that Americans were a decent people eager to share the blessings of democracy.
Not only that, but running costs for a Micra are suitably microscopic, being just group three for insurance purposes and returning a decent 40mpg-plus, even with a slightly more thirsty automatic gearbox.
Although the terms were comparatively decent, the recruiter sitting in a folding chair in front of the blue van had found only one suitably young laborer by 5 a.m.
Hales was suitably inspired.
