Sentence examples for moral attractiveness from inspiring English sources

But as Akehurst points out, organising alone isn't enough unless what used to be Labour's mainstream can match what he calls the "moral attractiveness" of Corbynism.

The ability to "walk the talk of morals" is emphasised when maintaining trustworthiness and model attractiveness (Bass & Steidlmeier, 1999; Simons, 1999; Choi & Mai-Dalton, 1998) and is positively related to charismatic and transformational leadership (Choi, 2006; Liu, 2007; Olsen, 2010; Brown, 2011; Palshikar, 2007).

In the case of Marguerite, her illness signifies that she is full of moral decay, but it is also part of her attractiveness and wins sympathy from the audience.

Lest you think the moral of the story is that women's perceptions of attractiveness are uniquely subject to social influence, rest assured that mate-choice copying occurs among men as well.

For Goodin, the moral questionability of the threat aspect of a throffer is generally mitigated by the attractiveness of the offer aspect.

You're playing attractiveness.

Attractiveness didn't rate.

Male physical attractiveness matters, too.

Their attractiveness occasionally acquires complexity.

And about my own attractiveness.

There are issues of weight and attractiveness.