Sentence examples for morally courageous from inspiring English sources

And because Bennett is a possessor of both "moral clarity" and "moral courage," his views must be both morally clear and morally courageous.

It was morally courageous but not entirely wise.

She made us readers feel we were morally courageous by defending it too.

To some, his stand was treacherous and hysterical; to others, morally courageous and far-sighted.

But this view is egregiously inaccurate: the original Uncle Tom was physically strong and morally courageous, an inspiration for blacks and other oppressed people worldwide.

The causes of segregation in the schools cannot be separated from these problems, but you won't hear this from Nathan Glazer, and that is precisely why Jonathan Kozol's brilliant and morally courageous book should be read.

So I thought it time to examine the Rising and wrote a biography of Pearse that caused offence to many by revealing him to be human: selfless, industrious, morally and physically courageous, adventurous and gifted, but also arrogant, reckless and consumed with a death wish and a narcissistic desire to have his name ring down the generations.

To trust in luck is to be courageous, and courage, the one essential virtue, on which all others depend, is also the one ambiguous virtue, since it is morally neutral: jerks have it as often as gentlemen.

Making the case that the women's treatment was morally bankrupt and their stand an early, courageous one, "Court-Martial at Fort Devens" is intriguing as history but still falls short as drama.

Someone who is generous, honest, compassionate, and courageous might not be a morally good, admirable person or, if it is still held to be a truism that they are, then morally good people may be led by what makes them morally good to act wrongly!

Particularly with regard to foreign policy, his weighty tome is the most authoritative biography of the king, who died in 1999 at the age of 63.No one doubts that Hussein was courageous, certainly in physical terms, often morally too.