Sentence examples for uncommonly decent from inspiring English sources

However, outside the conference room he was uncommonly decent and sane.

Father Bietighofer, she said, seemed to be an uncommonly decent priest, not a sexual predator.

Bill Deedes, a mild-mannered, uncommonly decent and occasionally befuddled newspaperman who, despite all those qualities, became the dean of British journalists, died Aug. 17 at his home in Aldington, England.

Surely the Trojans family is thinking, if UCLA can spend $23.3 million on a big-name head coach, why can't we? Working in Helton's favor — besides the fact that he is an uncommonly decent man — is that his university's leadership might be too unstable right now to make such a major change.

We need not be too hard on them for this reason: belief and unbelief are yet moralized in the USA, falsely I must add, because belief in God never inoculated all believers from immorality or raising ill-bred children, and unbelief in God never prevented all unbelievers from performing the height of moral acts or raising uncommonly decent kids.

Gabe is an uncommonly strong, decent figure at first, stepping into his father's role and trying to keep Marie's teenage waywardness in check.

He's painfully shy and self-effacing (though Mnookin reveals that while playing in a progressive rock band, Elysian Fields, he once shaved off his eyebrows), a little nerdy, but also uncommonly smart and decent.

In the two decades since "Poison," which begins a weeklong revival run in a new print Wednesday at the IFC Center in Greenwich Village, Mr. Haynes has put together a surprising career, making uncommonly cerebral films on decent budgets and with movie stars, earning critical plaudits along with some mainstream attention.

I'm a serial eater-out, prowling New York for an uncommonly delicious dinner, at a decent price, cooked by someone else.

Vitsa is uncommonly idyllic.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.