Sentence examples for moral probity from inspiring English sources

The note of moral probity was struck as regularly as a bell in a cathedral tower.

And yet he has now reinvented himself as one of the guardians of Westminster's moral probity.

11.45pm GMT Virginia voters have no illusions about the moral probity of their gubernatorial candidates.

The sexist, moral probity expected of NFL cheerleaders is even more unjust.

He is Matthew Kelly, a man so weighted with moral probity that his dewlaps are practically hitting the floor.

The play, written when Mr. Miller was just 25, has his signature staunch construction, grand ambition and moral probity.

It was always glinting in the distance as something for other people". As Merkin describes it, contrary to the façade of privilege, accomplishment, philanthropy and religious, moral and personal probity, whatever could be withheld, was -- be it love, emotion, money, even food.

How much more significant would a state conferred honour be if it were concommitant on the probity and moral upstanding of the recipient?

You can sort of see why they're doing this: Cyprus is a money haven, especially for the assets of Russian beeznessmen; this means that it has a hugely oversized banking sector (think Iceland) and that a haircut-free bailout would be seen as a bailout, not just of Cyprus, but of Russians of, let's say, uncertain probity and moral character.

In Crews's view, these people have created a Photoshopped image of superhuman scientific probity and moral rectitude, and it's important to take their hero down to human size — or maybe, in compensation for all the years of hype, a size or two smaller.

And perhaps this desire to deify the singer, to stress her purity and goodness, reflected something prevalent at that time, namely an anxiety about the moral status of singing, the probity of performance, of The Stage.