Sentence examples for terms decent from inspiring English sources

Certainly in terms decent games; South Africa v Mexico wasn't bad, and I enjoyed Argentina v Nigeria, but I can't think of any other games that have got my pulse-rate skipping (although I did miss Australia v Germany as I was on the road back from Polokwane).

The term "decent left" was coined by the American social theorist Michael Walzer in 2002 to describe those who argued that Islamism constituted a greater threat than George Bush and that the "anti-imperialist" left were camouflaging a fascistic and oppressive Islamic fundamentalism.

"Ads started bringing in, in relative terms, a decent income for me relatively quickly," he said Soon after there was the first fund-raiser, to cover the cost of reporting on the New Hampshire primary of 2004.

But if Mr Obama ends his second term with decent ratings, Mr Huntsman would be sitting pretty.

I think Austen was, to use a very old fashioned term, a decent man.

Despite what he termed a decent performance by the vice president, Mr. Walsh said he had not been entirely impressed by Mr. Gore.

It was a hard slog in Toronto in terms of finding decent work in my field that paid enough to cover my rent and basic life expenses.

We shook hands and parted on decent terms.

Italy or Spain might become unable to borrow on decent terms.

Though they are on decent terms, he characterized Armstrong as "not particularly a nice guy".

Shire has negotiated decent terms to be taken over by AbbVie.