Sentence examples for too decent of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps at the end of the day Lugar is too nice a person, too decent of a statesman to survive in the negative, nasty world that American politics has become.

In the end, they were too busy (and, ultimately, too decent) to put up much of a fight.

But even when the opportunity presents itself, they are too decent to practice that kind of guerrilla warfare.

Bájecná léta pod psa ("Glorious Lousy Years") was the story of characters too decent to become communists but too cowardly to become dissidents.

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.

Those instincts would seem to make him a good fit with Mr. Carter, who many believe was just a little too decent to be the president of the most powerful country on earth.

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

Andress is hardly an apologist for the Reign of Terror, and he is both too smart and too decent to scant its horrors.

Yet she's too decent a woman to make fun of.

Of course, sport is full, too, of decent and honourable people.

The only other character is a handsome soldier (Mark Deklin) who functions as a cocktail waiter and is the object of none-too-decent proposals.