"moral examples" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to examples that demonstrate or exemplify moral behavior. For example: "Parents should provide their children with moral examples to set an example of positive behavior."
Politicians may not be moral examples, but they help set the margins of permissible behavior and speech.
A rich and persistent annalistic tradition and a growing emphasis on history as a repertoire of moral examples characterized the earliest Chinese historiography.
Some include the details and illustrations of scandalous crimes and others include "execution sermons," which were meant to serve as moral examples to the readers.
Setting up ballplayers as some elite caste is just as dangerous as taking our moral examples from some teenager who was probably being exploited just by being put on television.
Stauffenberg set the noblest of moral examples, but what makes "Valkyrie" more depressing than exciting is that it forces you to ask, against your judgment, what, exactly, he achieved.
Most of his writings which included poems, moral examples from history, a chronological sketch of general history, a geographical work, and lives of Cato the Elder and Cicero and other biographies are lost.
Another version states that suicide deprives society of whatever individuals might contribute to society morally (by way of charity, beneficence, moral example, etc).
Khodorkovsky, who hardly set out to be a moral example, has been elevated by his persecutors.
America's moral example must always shine for all who yearn for freedom, justice, and dignity.
But Dr. Coffin said he was only setting a moral example.
To her family and friends she gave emotional support, wise counsel, and moral example.
