This does not mark an improvement in the discourse, for all the self-satisfied back-patting over the claims of devotion to the electorate's moral elevation.
Ruth is remembered for her vitality, moral conviction, steadfast devotion to Ernest and children; Susan Bloch, James Low, Doris Kamenetz; grandchildren Rebecca, Michael, Daniel, Jonathan, Sarah, Amanda.
In all of Africa just two people (those who share her devotion to the chimpanzees) are anything but moral wrecks.
But most importantly, our diasporas share an unwavering devotion to freedom, democracy and to the moral resolve of -- "Never Again".
But the sorry truth about too many corporate boards is that directors serve as fronts — rubber stamps for management, pretty faces symbolizing a firm's devotion to social diversity or civic or moral purity, or political ballast.
Kölcsey's strong moral sense and deep devotion to his country are reflected in his poems, his often severe but masterly literary criticism, and his funeral orations and parliamentary speeches.
Does your devotion to the poor sometimes give people a moral inferiority complex?
Across the world, people believe that devotion to sacred or core values that incorporate moral beliefs — like the welfare of family and country, or commitment to religion and honor — are, or ought to be, absolute and inviolable.
Is it good to live as moral a life as possible, or do we lose something – devotion to one's family, for example – by adhering to extreme moral principles?
Revered around the world for their high morals and ethics and devotion to duty, Japanese police were considered virtually incorruptible and highly efficient in solving crimes.
