Sentence examples for more moral character from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, April 23 , 1927P. 17 Mr. Banton says it requires more moral character to get a license to drive a taxicab than to get a license to run a night club.

Peeta is a more moral character.

Goerdeler was written in the film to be antagonistic, dramatically representing the friction and conflict that existed within the conspiracy, though filmmakers considered him a "much more moral character" in reality.

To qualify, the undocumented student must have entered the U.S. before the age of 16, have lived continuously in the United States for five years or more, have good moral character, and either earn a two-year degree from an accredited college or serve at least two years in the U.S. military within a six-year span.

He also established sponsorship programs that would ensure officials were drafted on their merits, administrative skills, and moral character more than their etiquette and cultured appearance.

Plato and Aristotle agree that excellent moral character involves more than a Socratic understanding of the good.

Terry's constant theme is that Shakespeare's plays are a vindication of women, and that his female characters have more moral courage than his men.

His temperament and his high moral character make him more suited as a justice than as a senator.

The greater nobility of women's moral character allows them to perform more noble intellectual acts, because of the relation between desire and intellect.

I'm hoping that as we learn more about these characters and they're placed into more moral quandaries, the shades of gray will begin to emerge.

Moral capacity must be exercised and manifest in a larger and more diverse set of propensities and abilities that make up moral character, including the operation of moral sentiment itself.