Sentence examples for man of morally from inspiring English sources

Imagine, for example, what would happen if Trader Joe, the leading man of morally upscale groceries, married Ann Taylor, the heroine of Protestant women's wear.

As rendered by Milch, he is both a man of principle and a morally flawed pragmatist.

But there is something overtly and obviously wrong with a campaign that positions him as the Wizard of Energy, a man morally incapable of doing anything that would keep his mug off of Mount Rushmore.

"That Championship Season," Jason Miller's portrait of morally bankrupt men remembering their glory days as a high-school basketball team, was never what you would call a shy play.

While the behaviour of the man is morally disrespectful insofar as he fails to treat the woman as an equal, it is not entirely clear if his behaviour is also unjust.

He writes a deep yet playful story in which the adventure hinges on the decisions — not actions — of morally ambiguous characters, men (almost exclusively) who struggle to square righteousness and justice.

Physically brave, morally righteous, man of God and man of science, Livingstone was the perfect hero for Britons who, newly aware of the riches of Africa, wanted to believe that their interest was wholly altruistic.

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"What I liked about Paddy," one of his Cretan blood-brothers said to me, "was he was such a good man, so morally good.

Theories of morally correct action generally aspire to develop criteria by which to categorize actions as morally obligatory, morally permissible, or morally impermissible.

Apparently, adult gamers crave a lot of morally questionable mayhem.