At the table we sat with our plastic cutlery, awkwardly sawing at our righteous slabs of turkey, solitary Brussels sprouts rolling around the rims of our paper plates.
And that is the only thing that still gives me a shot at achieving righteous indignation.
So I wouldn't have to keep staring at the righteous nape Of my husband Lot's neck.
In popular culture, apparently, anything can be justified by the need to survive, although some viewers may feel disgust at the righteous mayhem.
Appearing at times righteous, post-doc-y, and peevish, Belichick defended his organization's integrity and acquitted it of all wrongdoing, saying that the Patriots had "followed every rule to the letter".
Keely's assessment of his own achievements and virtues is sceptical at best: "righteous in a misanthropic way", but it's clear that for him, escaping his downward spiral will rely on finding a cause to believe in.
When "Cabaret" was featured on the Tony Award broadcast in June 1999, and Alan Cumming, the original M.C., smacked the bottoms of the scantily clad Kit Kat girls on prime-time television, I remember thinking that scandal, or at least righteous uproar, was imminent.
The winner of the $25,000 Choice Award offers a concise, readable, insightful look at the righteous rabbi, Abraham Isaac Kook.
"End of the day I find the loudest virtue signals are generally the ones who are the worst human being in person and I love throwing mud right back at self righteous folks..
