Sentence examples for considerable moral from inspiring English sources
Pietro Spagnoli's Figaro, similarly, is a man whose impudent charm masks considerable moral strength.
At times, it's a little confused perhaps, but packs a considerable moral punch.
Mr. Hatch, a Mormon, is a figure of considerable moral stature among conservative Christians.
The story is not without significance and the film has considerable moral power.
Assuming that Americans are not a nation of child-murderers, these replies reveal, at least, a considerable moral confusion.
The caseworkers have great discretion in handling cases, as well as considerable moral authority in advising recipients what to do.
And if it happens in argument, it requires a considerable social moral and intellectual effort to arrange.
Mr. Zindani's word as a spiritual leader carries considerable political and moral weight in Yemen.
In the end, after a considerable amount of moral rumination, the father forgave the gambler, on the ground that his son had been a heel at heart.
Armed with considerable intellect and moral certitude, and a great deal more of fortitude, he gradually gained the support and confidence of a small but growing group of like-minded individuals.
Sheik Zindani, who has considerable political and moral weight, has come out against terrorism, if not jihad, and President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen has failed to get Washington to remove the sheik from the terrorist list.
