Sentence examples for morally righteous from inspiring English sources

It is striking how morally righteous he is, without ever bothering to explain what exactly she has done wrong.

The good guys (or, I should say, the morally righteous people of all genders) always prevail in the end.

That event, though, gave Reagan the good fortune of appearing to have been morally righteous, historically clairvoyant, and strong, without ever actually going to war.

Physically brave, morally righteous, man of God and man of science, Livingstone was the perfect hero for Britons who, newly aware of the riches of Africa, wanted to believe that their interest was wholly altruistic.

Paul Kagame, Rwanda's president, and his inner circle have built a powerful and morally righteous image by ending Rwanda's genocide in 1994, when they say the world abandoned them, and rebuilding the country afterward.

"My father-in-law was a cop during some of the most corrupt years of Chicago, and yet he always defended the ethical and most morally righteous points of view of law enforcement," Mr. Huff said.

At the last two Tours de France I have argued Millar's case with a puce-faced, violently indignant, morally self-righteous colleague, whose case against the Scot was simple: Millar took drugs and confessed only under duress when being interrogated by the French police, therefore he is not trustworthy.

In a bit of unintentionally perfect timing, Adult Swim series Black Dynamite is about to premiere an episode where Bill is portrayed as a morally self-righteous villain who seeks to stamp out the profane, violent, transgressive appeal of blaxploitation cinema.

It seems meanspirited to fault so morally and politically righteous a novel for merely literary sins.

Finally, there is the ongoing narrative of the United States being a morally correct and righteous nation that is on the side of "good" overseas.

Consumers don't act on such information, and advisors -- feeling morally licensed by their righteous act -- actually become more biased in dispensing advice.