Sentence examples for it would be indecent from inspiring English sources
He thought it would be indecent to ask God to help him.
He refused to go into more detail about the conversations he had had, saying it would be "indecent".
Yet the emotions that such losses stir can't be dismissed quite so blithely — talking to Parisian friends, I found they shared my sense of something that it would be indecent to call grief but inadequate to call sadness.
When they spy a likely-looking lady (whom it would be indecent to approach in public), they need only throw one phone at her feet or into her car and then call it on the other to effect an introduction.In this section Duel to the death Deadlock broken Israel's other Barak A toy for Middle Eastern times Clarification ReprintsIslamists, too, have uses for mobiles.
It would be indecent to belittle the agony that has already been inflicted; you have only to imagine yourself, for example, as the parent or child of one of the dozens of people who were blown apart or maimed last Wednesday, and again last Friday, when stray bombs plowed into Baghdad marketplaces.
"It would be indecent to say that I do it to pay for their studies," he told us.
Although it thinks burning granny especially to warm radiators would be indecent and illegal, cremation is a respectful and hygienic disposal of bodies.
I began to wonder if, for the English, death was either a private matter which would be indecent or even embarrassing to refer to, or that they had no idea what to say.
Annie Thébaud-Mony, a semiretired researcher at the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research INSERMM), says it would be "almost indecent" to accept the honor while there is "a very big indifference … to the death of workers and to environmental damage".
He did not do this now; it would be cruel and indecent to do this now.
