Sentence examples for lovely moral from inspiring English sources

Which is unfair, Mitt Romney has a lovely moral compass.

The movie really belongs to Ms. Collins, who gives Portia her rightful wit and charisma, and makes her the play's cruel and lovely moral center.

Mackenzie was slightly different though because all the other editors like to pretend that they're good, upstanding, lovely, moral people whereas what they do for work all day belies that that's untrue.

I felt for Superintendent Hastings and his lovely wine-lit meal of moral confliction ("I took vows. I can't undo them").

Each follows its course to a fortune-cookie-quality moral about the magical power of love (and the lovely power of magic).

Anonymous Unless the Girlfriend-Formerly-Known-as-Lovely committed a felony or crime of moral turpitude while breaking up with Sonny Boy, let it slide.

Moral: Because anger isn't a lovely display for nice girls, they are left to craft a shrewder expression of their wrath in the gotcha game of cheating.

Tietjens's moral standards are tested when he meets a lovely, high-minded young suffragist, Valentine (Adelaide Clemens), who returns his affections.

All Ed and Yvette are doing is raising battered party moral by hosting MPs and activists in their lovely London and Yorkshire homes, say culinary loyalists.

And torture, as an answer to these questions, fails the moral calculation, utterly, miserably, "thanks-for-playing-we-have-some-lovely-parting-gifts-for-you".

Lovely, lovely, lovely Leitrim.