Sentence examples for demonstrated moral from inspiring English sources

Throughout the intervening years he has demonstrated moral consistency in the face of the digital revolution.

The claim to unemployment benefits and other income support wasn't based on any demonstrated moral virtue, but on a right that all citizens had.

Setting a trigger point not only simplifies laws in the absence of a demonstrated moral fraud, but it forces legislators to put the potential hazard in perspective to everyday risks.

Could Malcolm Turnbull be persuaded to demonstrate moral courage on this issue?

Becoming angry while witnessing another's berating, however, would more likely demonstrate moral anger.

Nitin Nohria, the new dean of Harvard Business School, argues that we need leaders who demonstrate moral humility.

The brandishing of money as a way of demonstrating moral or economic superiority is, of course, an elemental gesture.

In "Facing Down the Killers" (column, Dec. 18), Nicholas D. Kristof makes a compelling argument for the Bush administration to demonstrate moral leadership on the crisis in Darfur.

This is difficult, especially when we don't see men in positions of power demonstrate moral integrity or dignity (think Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump, Barnaby Joyce).

In no way, shape or form am I suggesting that membership in a nuclear family demonstrates moral superiority to those who, through choice or circumstances, have opted for other familial configurations.

In a recent paper in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, the psychologists Paul Conway of the University of Western Ontario and Johanna Peetz of Carleton University showed that when we think of a past deed with an abstract mind-set — say, by focusing on one that occurred in the distant past — we demonstrate moral consistency.