Sentence examples for think decent from inspiring English sources

A national advertising campaign shows soldiers draped with more bandoleers than Sylvester Stallone's Rambo would think decent.

What are they likely to think decent, kind and reasonable and what might they think is unacceptable, unkind and daft?

It could be that the scale of cuts to welfare in particular may go beyond what voters – normally rather hungry for reductions to this budget – will think decent.

Done well, however, a doner is a fine thing, neither as unhealthy nor as inelegant as we tend to think – decent, supple, warm bread instead of cardboard pitta; chunky, tender meat instead of greyish, anonymous mince; a handful of fresh, perky salad and a squirt or two of sauce, it is as good a dinner as you can ask for.

"I think decent-intending people with common sense can work out a way to use the drone weaponry when it's appropriate to use it and with the proper checks and balances," Rather said.

Having lots of nice parks, you might think, a decent public transport system, good schools and hospitals, great architecture, exciting nightlife, easy access to the countryside.

But I am O.K. if I'm producing something that I think is decent.

"I don't think any decent person wants to see unions contaminated by organised crime".

"I don't think any decent person wants to see union corruption and criminality continuing," Abbott said.

Few Western diplomats think a decent election can be held on time.Mr Tshisekedi says Mr Kabila intends to steal the vote, foreshadowing a situation where both men could declare victory.

Because good mezcal forces you to redefine what you think a decent spirit is.When finesse in spirits is discussed, it is usually in terms of delicacy and mellow refinement.