Sentence examples similar to Exceptional moral rectitude from inspiring English sources
Some who worked with him closely describe a man of great courtesy and personal tenderness, shy and reserved but kind, of high moral rectitude and exceptional intelligence.
Is it her particular poise, her impeccable moral rectitude, the seemly but sensuous lace-bedazzled dresses?
The simple farm boy from Kansas was morally grounded in that same post-Depression sense of moral rectitude that informed Preston Sturges or John Steinbeck.
This week, following the first indictments in the special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, dreams of New York City's moral rectitude propagated alongside dreams of Trump's impeachment.
How unwavering is his moral rectitude?
He will set an example of moral rectitude.
Where is Mr. Bush's celebrated moral rectitude and clarity?
It requires moral rectitude to separate public service from private gain.
Childs was part of a movement away from the emotionalism and moral rectitude of modern dance.
Promiscuity was taken up with as great enthusiasm as moral rectitude had been during the interregnum.
What is the virtuous relationship between personal loyalty and abstract moral rectitude?
