Sentence examples for moral kind from inspiring English sources

"He's a very moral kind of a guy.

The original Wall Street was a Faustian fable of an ambiguously moral kind.

Ancient Egypt has the distinction of conceiving of a judgment of the dead of an essentially moral kind.

As usual, the non-fiction books are mainly about self-improvement, but of an uncommonly moral kind: the ten commandments, cleansing the soul, thoughts before dying.

Then again, the book is really about finding a vantage point, a place from which to see the entire natural world, and in finding hers, Thomas sometimes mistakes the observational high ground for the moral kind.

Later, once intrinsic value had been characterized as nonderivative value of a certain, perhaps moral kind, extrinsic value was said more particularly to be derivative value of that same kind.

He was a deeply moral man, kind, generous, and a gentle man in the full sense of these two words.

What are those magic words? A. There are nine adjectives Americans use to describe a moral person: kind, caring, compassionate, helpful, friendly, fair, hard-working, generous and honest.

His good looks are also seen as a physical manifestation of his moral and kind nature.

Her beauty, to the point that she is called "the flower of Padang", is seen as a physical manifestation of her moral and kind nature.

Can you imagine an honest, moral and kind-hearted youth president in the oval office?