Sentence examples for by the rectitude from inspiring English sources

On Thursday Nicola Sturgeon was able to bring a thousand delegates to their feet with the mention of another referendum on independence, though accompanied by the rectitude that words like "draft" and "consultation" bring.

In his letter to them, he said that the impeachment is "proceeding rigorously in accordance with the mandates established by Brazilian law". "Brazil sees with concern and rejects any attempt to discredit its institutions, or to question the rectitude by which a constitutional and republican legal instrument, such as the impeachment process — is implemented," he wrote.

Though Wenceslas Square is topped by the equestrian rectitude of its patron saint, it is anything but upstanding.

"We do not want armed conflict," he wrote, "but the people of Zimbabwe need the words of indignation from global leaders to be backed by the moral rectitude of military force".

The excesses of his populist style, though somewhat inhibited by the intellectual rectitude of Kushner's screenplay, are on display for highbrows to mock.

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.

They're not burdened by any doubt about their mission or the rectitude of their cause.

But the rectitude comes in handy as Berenson digs in his heels.

Such rectitude requires that agents perceive the rectitude of their actions and will them for the sake of that rectitude.

Although Melania has popped up here and there, her absences have unsettled purists who cite Jacqueline Kennedy and Nancy Reagan as beacons of stand-by-your-president rectitude.

Candidly, Kavanaugh's refusal to recognize the severity of the problem by giving an unequivocal response would tell senators that he lacks the moral rectitude for the job.