Sentence examples for exemplar of moral from inspiring English sources
In the journal African Affairs, Jonny Steinberg, a South African scholar, called the report "a stunning exemplar of moral confusion".
Consider that Isabella, the apparent exemplar of moral perfection and the play's chief cheerleader for purity, prefers to see her beloved brother beheaded rather than surrender her prized virginity.
In my opinion, it's not because he has bad ideas, but because his campaign strategy is to portray himself as an exemplar of moral virtue and Clinton as evil incarnate.
But they are exemplars of moral virtue for the same reason that makes a more modest degree of concern for others a moral duty falling on all of us.
Carter's 1979 work of cultural history, The Sadeian Woman – in which she used the Marquis de Sade as her exemplar of a "moral" pornographer – was dismissed by the radical critic Andrea Dworkin as "pseudofeminist".
That Mr. Byrne is the star and his character is the exemplar of reasonableness and moral courage just makes it more painful when the show's Archie Bunker substitute, a barfly played by Brian Doyle-Murray, goes on a long racist rant, prompting Steve to shriek, "God I miss this" and double over laughing.
Crumb dominates the brief history of the graphic novel the way Cimabue dominates Vasari's first volume of "Lives of the Artists" -- as both an inescapable stylistic influence and a kind of moral exemplar.
That Sharpton is being held up as some kind of moral exemplar, authorized to lecture people on proper behavior, is truly a sick joke.
It is accomplished primarily by emulating the judgments and conduct of moral exemplars, specifically how they distinguish right (shi) from not (fei) and act accordingly.
This time, I wanted to be sure that Latino evangelicals were part of the continuing legacy of moral exemplars that speak with the most vulnerable.
The prime minister, moral exemplar of the nation, develops a crush on Natalie (Martine McCutcheon), a member of the Downing Street household staff.
