Sentence examples for utterly decent from inspiring English sources

"Andy [Burnham] is an utterly decent person, so is Yvette [Cooper], so is Liz Kendall".

Don Graham, 68, praises his niece as "passionate, hardworking, utterly decent" and also qualified.

Brien T. O'Connor, a lawyer with Ropes & Gray, said in a statement, "Lauren Stevens is an utterly decent and honorable woman.

"Rick Causey is an utterly decent and honorable man," Mr. Weingarten said, "who never believed for one instant that he was violating the law or accounting standards".

An early victim of Margaret Thatcher's impatience with the non-compliant, he represented the sort of moderate Toryism non-Tories like, and was utterly decent, a good man.

But Sir David did reserve some pity for politicians, recounting how during the research for his play The Absence of War, in which he followed the Labour party before the 1992 election, he had found Neil Kinnock "an utterly decent man damned by a terrible historical scenario".

Utterly reliable, decent, dull, Michael's life consists of Grouchers, his Mayfair gentleman's club, and Beinn Caorrun, the Perthshire estate he inherited from his parents and from which he remains, to Elizabeth's frustration, "indivisible".

On Saturday, he danced, he dazzled and he led a Barcelona performance that utterly destroyed a decent Atlético Madrid team, 5-2.

Its forces have been utterly compromised; soldiers without decent weapons and armor flee battles, or even collaborate with the terrorists.

For so dismal are his rivals, so devastated his party, it is hard not to wonder whether this decent, if utterly deluded, figure might not be the best person to shore up Labour in the short term.

But once you utter those four words, you have utterly failed in being a decent human being.