Sentence examples for moral backbone from inspiring English sources

Behind the skill comes the moral backbone.

"She has a strong moral backbone.

Pines is a movie with a pronounced moral backbone.

"Previously, I've not had a very solid moral backbone.

But for once, they showed some moral backbone and did not.

Boxing lacks a central figure or anything resembling a moral backbone.

The New Statesman's Sarah Churchwell was less damning, but complained like Banville of Le Carré's "increasingly consoling" recent work trading in "the certainties of heroes and villains", with the former "rewarded with upright women who stiffen their moral backbones".

"The constant of people who worked for him and for whom he had worked was that he had a strong moral compass, the backbone to adhere to his moral compass," she said.

The crises that have punctuated the president's career have repeatedly underlined how much Bill needs Hillary's backbone and moral absolutism.

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In the midst of all that moral compromise, Palin appears to have backbone.