Sentence examples for a moral man from inspiring English sources

As author Patrick Dooley points out, "What is at stake in The Monster is that if Trescott is a moral man, Crane has rejected common-sense morality.

They talk about how they want a moral man.

His sadness was the personal feeling of a moral man.

He's a man of great religious faith and a moral man.

A moral man, an inspiring halftime speaker, a tough but compassionate father figure to many players who needed one.

She has turned me into a moral man but not a prig, she is a wildly exciting lover-mistress," etc.

As Herz points out Trakl's poems exemplify swings of consciousness in which the world is at once achingly clear and simultaneously remote--a moral man must essentially reside in the unaffiliated space of imagination.

They even took note when the Republican Senate candidate in Connecticut called Joe Lieberman "a very moral man, a very Christian man".

He was a deeply moral man, kind, generous, and a gentle man in the full sense of these two words.

The self-portrait is that of a highly moral man of gravitas, but his actual morality is quite peculiar.

"George Bush is a decent, moral man, and he can win," said Margie Coker, who was wearing a T-shirt that said "Yes, I believe in God".