Sentence examples similar to True rectitude from inspiring English sources
True moral rectitude recognizes the validity of all humans.
There is a deep populist anger brewing in America, and Mr Obama risks having cooled it barely at all.The same is true for his efforts at fiscal rectitude.
Perhaps the true evidence of the pianist's rectitude lies in the faithfulness of his tempos, which no heat of the moment is able to disturb.
"It is not true that Bush wants his tax cut and the Democrats want fiscal rectitude," said Robert J. Barbera, chief economist at Hoenig & Company in Rye Brook, N.Y.
Any value gained at the price of rectitude is only the simulacrum of genuine value.
The direct object of legal procedure is the "rectitude of decision", by which he means the correction application of substantive law to the true facts.
But while it is true that politicians are not called to be pastors, something has been lost in abandoning the ideal of rectitude.
Their rectitude is chastening.
You should shoot for rectitude.
The clothes seemed to enhance his rectitude.
