decent guy

Why did he have to be such a decent guy?

Maybe he's actually a decent guy in office for once?

And I'm only doing this because you seem like a decent guy.

He was a truly decent guy who never let me down.

He always came across as a thoughtful and decent guy.

A decent guy, and even, if you knew him better, a Christian- sort of.

Armstrong is a decent guy, but this book was an effort to get the issues before other people to help them.

But Bush comes across as a decent guy who's up to the job."

Or maybe Rowley is a decent guy and will pay without any paper.

"I think that he is a very decent guy," the Mayor said.

He's running the show, and he seems like a decent guy."

I mean, he's a decent guy and all that, but Jesus!

"You know, he's a pretty decent guy for someone who used to be a lawyer.

This is a man who says I'm a decent guy."

A decent guy for a keeper in a human zoo, maybe, but no more than that.

It forces me to conclude that, even back then, I must have been a fairly decent guy.

In fact, he sounds like a pretty decent guy.

Denny had been a hardworking, decent guy, with friends and family.

"If it comes down to him losing his job, we might see one or two of the decent guys come forward.

"I thought I'd be someone they would like here, a decent guy who plays well on grass.

"They could tell that he was a decent guy," Lockwood says.

No decent guy is going to want to date or marry a woman who dresses like that.

We just watch a decent guy fall for a loser and wonder why?"

She has to admit he's a pretty decent guy.

"You're just a really decent guy, who needs me, as Trent does not," she agreed.