Sentence examples for whose decent from inspiring English sources

Played with charm and dynamism by Mr. Gibson, Jody is a 20-year-old father of two children (by different women) whose decent instincts are at war with his narcissism and immaturity.

Played with charm and dynamism by Mr. Gibson, Jody is a 20-year-old father of two children (by two different women) whose decent instincts are at war with his narcissism and immaturity.

The strain has told on the 42-year-old, whose decent return in the transfer market has been demolished by the £13.5m outlay in January on Oumar Niasse, currently MIA.

Woeful Blackburn defending allowed Song to find the totally unmarked Gervinho, whose decent low strike took a slight deflection on its way past Robinson in the home goal.

Mr Schultz, whose first "decent cup of coffee" was in 1979, joined the company only in 1982 and then left it in 1985 after the founding trio, preferring to stay small, took fright at his vision of the future.

Yet none of this will make any difference to the lives of vulnerable workers across the world, whose search for decent work has led them to end up in slavery.

He is a thoroughly decent man, whose enthusiasm for the game is unmatched.

But Mr Landrieu, whose father was a decent mayor in the 1970s and whose sister is senator for Louisiana, took himself out of the running in July.

Deek's bodyguard is Ty (Terrance Williams), a fundamentally decent type whose little brother, Danny (Karreem Woods), belongs to the Friends.

The main character in "The Unnamed" is a decent man whose body is at odds with his heart.

They were, she makes clear, two accomplished and decent women whose private lives had been marooned by social change.