Sentence examples for deemed righteous from inspiring English sources

"And I would imagine that was largely a decision that we deemed righteous".

Even after death, having left behind these bodies deemed by the righteous to be "disordered," these self-righteous lovers of Law keeping casting stones at our fallen (John 8.7).

I'm as hypocritical as the next person, judgmental of those I deem judgmental, self-righteous, indulgent, a gossip, too careless with my words, too quick to get angry at certain people with certain theological views, too easily seduced by money and notoriety and... my favorite things in the whole entire world... AWARDSI LISTS!

And he discriminates until he feels he's high enough on his pedestal to sit in judgment of anyone who doesn't agree with him; anyone he feels doesn't deserve to breathe the air that for some reason he has deemed only worthy of consumption by the godly, the righteous, the morally superior.

The paradox isn't so surprising, when you think about it: the broader the range of sex-related activities deemed immoral, unnatural, or icky, the greater the scope for righteous indignation; the freer the press, the looser the libel laws; and the more reflexive the general contempt for politicians as a class the greater the chance of public exposure of private misbehavior.

While a righteous outcome, it's fair to say that Ms. Ibrahim, deemed a Muslim by the Sudanese government because she was born to a Muslim father (even though she herself says she never has been Muslim), was released in part due to intense pressure from foreign governments and human rights organizations.

Full of hatred towards anyone deemed an outsider, contemptuous of knowledge and red-faced with self-righteous fury at a nebulous, all-encompassing elite, it is becoming the movement of our times.

Sarah Liss of CBC News deemed Andrew and Lawrence the two least-likeable characters in the novel, describing Andrew as "an ordinary guy with self-righteous beliefs who comes up slightly short when he's tested by real life" and Lawrence as a "cowardly yes-man".

Anonymous, the online group which is seen as either a bunch of righteous vigilantes or an "internet hate machine" spent much of the year fuming angrily, and bringing down websites of organisations they deemed to be bulldozing their internet playground.

She deemed it "fascinating".

He deemed this "offensive".