Sentence examples for far too respectable from inspiring English sources
Dope is far too respectable these days.
Robert Jones's design has a pretty gilt proscenium arch with plush red curtains sitting aslant the open stage, but the backstage sequences look far too respectable, and the show the touring company puts on is so gorgeously costumed it could come from, well, a Trevor Nunn production.
We're far too interested in being respectable, upwardly mobile, materialists to ever profess the radical social, economic, and political specifics of God's universal call.
Like the Sling Shot, Zenobio sends you high in the air, but you're in a basket on the end of a long spoke, and there appeared to be far too much somersaulting included for respectable people to tolerate.
While the EyeQ5 targets are respectable, it is far too early to claim any type of energy efficiency leadership for a product in 2020 because NVIDIA's Xavier has already taped out and will be available in 2018, two full years ahead of the expected production shipments of the EyeQ5 production shipments.
Kathryn Wyman is not the most moving Ophelia and Suzan Shown is far too young for Gertrude, but they give quite respectable per formances.
But this perception of the 1960s Civil Rights era as "respectable" and #BlackLivesMatter as disruptive is far too simplistic, disregarding the nuances of both movements. .
If the four groups that have been sprinting through the longlist for the Guardian first book award are any measure, they are far too shrewd, too unpretentious and, at times, too downright cocky for anything as respectable as a literary prize.
There are plenty of people, including respectable economists not of the left, who agree with Labour that the coalition is going too far, too fast.
Is it becoming too respectable?
