Sentence examples for In the morale from inspiring English sources
Abu Hussein spoke about what he saw as the slow but persistent decline in the morale of the Jewish state.
No. 2 is, I would expect a change in the morale for the firefighters and the police officers.
It's thought that a droop in the morale of Elizabethan England led to Henry VI being commissioned, and that it isn't much more than jingoistic propaganda.
But the mayor, who like Mr. Sherrard is white, decided the chief had already demonstrated that he was more invested in the morale of his rank and file than in the city's larger sensitivities.
They lived in air-conditioned shipping containers, played pool in the "morale, welfare, and recreation" hall, sang in Sunday church services, and ate meals in the main dining facility, which included a hot-sandwich bar, a wings-and-burgers grill, a "healthy choice" line, and an assortment of Baskin-Robbins ice cream.
The term "brainwashing" was coined by a journalist named Edward Hunter, who had served in the Morale Operations section of the U.S. Office of Strategic Services during the Second World War, which he spent mostly in Asia, and who became an outspoken anti-Communist.
Emerging from the frosty air-conditioning of my stalwart Honda, I would arrive at meetings in the morale-sapping endless Texas summers as pristine as when I had left home.
Ballance is one of England's form batsmen after he followed his 79 in the series opener in Melbourne with another half-century in the morale-booting 172-run win over a Prime Minister's XI on Tuesday.
Robert Green should start his first game in the competition this season, replacing Marek Stech who began the victories over Oxford, Sunderland and Stoke City, with Grant aware of the need to maintain the much-needed momentum built up in the morale-boosting victory against Wigan.
A try-scorer on his debut against Ireland in the morale-wrecking defeat at Croke Park last month, the 23-year-old Harlequins wing popped up in the first minute yesterday, misfielding a French kick deep in his own half before rescuing himself with a fine touchfinder.
That means, he said, that there was no violation of the ex post facto clause under the standard announced in the Morales case.
