Sentence examples for was too decent from inspiring English sources
Fourteen years ago, many of us who were close to Mr. Romney's Senate campaign in Massachusetts thought he was too decent for his own good.
As Lopez put it to Donald Honig: "Veeck once said that if I had a weakness as a manager, it was that I was too decent.
Ed's response was to imply that Boris was too decent to make such an awful accusation unless told to by the Conservatives' highly paid Australian political strategist, Lynton Crosby.
He was a famous disaster as a president, basically because he was too decent.
"Some people say I'm too decent to be President".
In your origins there were certain advantages; you were too decent to exploit them.
"I'm not too worried about being too decent," he said.
Yet she's too decent a woman to make fun of.
But even when the opportunity presents itself, they are too decent to practice that kind of guerrilla warfare.
The characters lack surprise or self-contradiction (Cal is too decent, Katharine too wretched), and the play, while heartfelt, is stylistically quaint.
Fred Asbell, one of the board's two bosses, is too decent to pretend otherwise: "There does appear to be some duplication," he allows.
