decentness

One rice cake lover suggested to the Chicago Tribune that rice cakes topped with beans were better than tacos, a statement that suggests that person had never had a decent taco.

Any person who can still support this man is not a decent human being, period.

Only after the migrants settled and had years to claw back a decent life did some towns bounce back stronger.

In a series where Miami was comfortable letting anyone other than Giannis do that, it would have mattered a decent amount, I’d think.

The 11-megapixel shooter is decent enough for selfies, but taking a regular picture requires folding the Surface Duo with both screens facing out, and correctly pointing the side with the camera at the desired subject.

Almost everyone there will be a decent person and treat you well.

She assured me he was a decent human being and the love of her life.

I vividly recall, that day and the weeks afterward, people groping for a decent way forward.

I finish a decent game, type my initials, and decide to call it quits.

The problem is that being a decent person in an indecent situation is not enough, even though it may also be all you can do.

If I could catch Laura's eye—but I suppose it would hardly be decent to go just yet.

Both had appealed to Napoleon; consequently there was a decent pretext for sending a French army into Spain.

Good place to lop about, y' know; a decent place to sit, and a few books and cards and that sort of thing.

Never smoke when the pores are open: they absorb, and you are unfit for decent society.

For at least ten years previous to 1901, San Francisco had enjoyed a period of not only decent but honorable government.