Sentence examples for far too decent from inspiring English sources

For all his admissions of total artistic compromise, Auburtin is far too decent to disown the movie.

It seems he no longer believes in anything as distastefully definitive as Christianity, but he is far too decent to rob anyone else of their faith if they find it consoling.

Of course he did – she was far too sane and decent to continue.

Black people are far too readily denied decent education and employment, stopped and frisked, apprehended, incarcerated, criminalized, animalized, killed.

"He glances at the sorry trio of copy editors before him: Dave Belling, a simpleton far too cheerful to compose a decent headline; Ed Rance, who wears a white ponytail — what more need one say?; and Ruby Zaga, who is sure that the entire staff is plotting against her, and is correct.

But some see this as an over-exposed trend, saying that with the current paucity of quality rock, bands that sound halfway decent are getting far too much attention.

Most directors end up overseeing far too many funds to do a half-decent job at any of them.The ICA demands that funds be set up legally as corporations, but in several key respects they do not behave like corporations.

It has been far too long since the Tory press managed a decent Beeb-bashing story focused on extravagant spending, so here's their chance.

It is far too difficult for most people to earn a decent living.

But public education has been flooded with new ideas in recent decades, and far too many children continue to leave school without a decent education.

Decent football, plenty of possession but far too many missed chances.