Sentence examples for fine moral from inspiring English sources

Mark was a fine, moral, pious and righteous man.

And it comes with the fine moral that even fat old slowpokes can do some things better than machines.

The terms of the surrender aside, his willingness to execute a prisoner for someone else's crimes made a mockery of his lofty talk of Americans' fine moral sentiments.

Nevertheless, today's non-Jewish Krakowers dedicated to the ethnic revitalization of Kazimierz are walking a fine moral line, and they well know it.

The government has already passed the point of drawing fine moral distinctions and is now in the business of stabilizing the economy by whatever means necessary.

I'm not an Ivy League kind of guy, but I appreciate the fine moral sense your education has instilled in you.

That is a problem worthy of the church's finest moral philosophers.

Schulz writes that "we, as a nation," kept people in bondage and that "we" are drawn to these stories because they illustrate our finest moral selves.

America would be in much finer moral shape.

To date, reports defining the finer moral and ethical details of this emerging area of therapy remain limited.

However fine the moral and intellectual credentials of the 57-year-old bishop, who has a master's degree in theology from Cambridge University and two doctorates in theology and philosophy, he has scant political experience and is little known among South Africa's poor blacks, who cast the bulk of the vote.