Sentence examples for too honorable from inspiring English sources

"Americans are too honorable, too clean," he said.

He is too honorable to just draw on his lascivious-cherub good looks.

And though the role of the novelist is not easy in our society and one must never disdain an author for making a living, I personally am too honorable to waste space on Tiffany rings.

But Emma Rice's song-spiced adaptation of the 1945 movie — about a pair of middle-class lovers too honorable to commit adultery — is an extraordinarily imaginative (and expressly theatrical) commentary on a cinema classic's appeal, our relationship with the movies and the romantic ambivalence of Noël Coward, who wrote the original screenplay.

McCain may be too honorable to overtly support the racially-tinged politics of Reagan and the two Bushes.

Too honorable to sink to McCarthy's level, Truman had thereby permitted McCarthy to pursue his "tricks" for a further three years - and his influence for even longer.

Because, if you look at what she's actually doing in the show, it's not really too honorable and it only makes sense if I'm just this total jerk.

Aligning Hitler's experience with his own, Mann wrote of a "basic arrogance, the basic feeling of being too good for any reasonable, honorable activity based on what?

I found him to be honorable and, well, just too good to be true.

His reluctance to act too hastily has honorable reasons.

2. Leading women need to emerge forcefully and rescue this region because the leading older men are still too hardwired for honorable destruction.