Sentence examples for unusually decent from inspiring English sources
Gerald Ford, who's portrayed as an unusually decent politician, clearly ranks first.
Food: Lots of unusually decent takeaway options – fish and chips and other fried seafood at RockSalt, wok-fried Asian dishes at Hot Wok, burgers and fries and the like from the Big Grill and pizza at PizzaLove.
Mohoumadi is the French champion, which I gather is about as significant as being Albania's top crown green bowls player, but 5 promised us he would give DeGale a decent fight and, unusually for boxing, this was not just hype.
Instead, Mr. Pawlenty, who has always seemed like a thoroughly decent guy, ran an unusually tentative and risk-averse campaign, positioning himself as most things to most Republicans.
"I've found it impossible to write a decent nonfiction narrative without unusually deep cooperation from my subjects," Lewis explains in his acknowledgments, thanking his traders for allowing him "to enter their lives".
Mr. Hoss, an academic who has been prime minister during some of Lebanon's darkest days, is widely regarded as a decent and honest man, unusually immune from corruption but totally ineffective.
"He's an outstanding individual, with an incredible work ethic, and unusually for people like that, a fundamentally decent person as well – very kind-hearted".
The metaphors vary, but the outlook is unusually uniform: the economy seems poised for a period of decent growth, better than the last couple of years but well short of a true boom.
The official television news shows have been unusually respectful as they talk about Nemtsov's life and politics; their coverage of the rally in Nemtsov's memory was decent, even sympathetic.
Decent conversationalist.
