Sentence examples for usually decent from inspiring English sources

But it's also partly because, so long as they manage it safely, the publicity needn't be all bad, and the audiences are usually decent company.

Joe and Samir say an extra partner is usually someone decent enough that, in another less naked situation, they would maybe be friends with them.

But deals have been struck in the past, suggesting there is usually a decent sense of what a country can afford.

As a result of this sympathy and these sentiments, people are usually pretty decent to one another when they relate person to person.

Johnson Smith, a sweet-natured man with no taste for conflict, usually had decent and tolerant instincts, but sometimes could do no more than murmur regret at their assured defeat.

– hits the shelves, usually to decent and only slightly sniffy reviews (sometimes, to be fair, to quite excitable reviews) while, off-stage, barely heard, howls of laughter and derision issue from the science fiction community.

Mr. Joel hasn't released an album of new pop songs since 1993, but he charged into his catalog like a trouper, with two-fisted piano playing and a voice that turned the grain of an older singer into stadium-sized vehemence — usually a decent tradeoff.

But if you look at it, we were pretty solid on our ball and attacking them on theirs so that's usually a decent indicator.

People usually have decent long-term memory.

Experts say you're usually in decent shape if your total debt load amounts to less than a third of your take-home income.

The sum of the parts makes the whole and backs with a complete game usually have decent careers in the NFL.