good sort

He was a pretty good sort in his own way.

Now be a good sort and try to enjoy things a bit more.

Everybody liked her and said she was a good sort.

He seems like a good sort, if a little awkward at times.

"You seem to be a good sort," she said, making up her mind at last.

You see I am a good sort of a man."

The sheriff's a good sort, but all this would be too deep for him.

I want it to be a good sort of last lap, so to speak.

I think he'll play some good sort of part in our lives."

Why, he's a darn good sort when you come to meet him!

My brother is a good sort really, and I expect he's quite learned his lesson.

This "circle" sounds like a good sort of thing to do.

"Her mother is a very good sort of woman," was Catherine's answer.

"You are an awful good sort to listen like this," he said.

The materials in the containers seemed fresh and of good sort.

In truth, he is a good sort of person.

Why, in the first place, although they are all of a good sort, are not some better than others?

Otherwise he was a good sort, and a handy man on trail or over a fire.

The friends from whom she had just parted, though very good sort of people, must be doing her harm.

Richard actually left his place and came to whisper to her, "You're a good sort," he said.

The men felt less humiliation at taking their lives from Belle than the women did, for many of them thought her a good sort.

"Do you think that is a good sort of thing for her to be poking over?

They are a good sort of people, and very courteous to strangers.

She felt quite calm after her talk with Shirley, who was a good sort, if rough.