Sentence examples for more righteously from inspiring English sources

What makes one person's weight loss so much more righteously complicated than the next person's?

I believe that we owe respect to all churches and organisations that lead men to act more righteously than they otherwise might, even if they don't hold the keys of salvation and even if there is much error in their teachings.

So is the older, more experienced and righteously motivated gunman of Mr. Van Cleef.

And for our part, let's stop being so surprised when we discover that our public figures have their own complex sex lives, and start being more suspicious when they self-righteously denounce the sex lives of others.

He lashes out at his children and his tenants, self-righteously shifting the goalposts more often than even a politician would dare.

As angry as Kanye, as funky as D'Angelo, more self-flagellating than Drake and as righteously cosmic as Erykah Badu, Kendrick Lamar's latest album does not disappoint.

I identify Silicon Valley's work culture as the culprit both because I live this reality, and because we self-righteously applaud ourselves for being more irreverent, informal…even revolutionarily unique and disruptive in how we work than other industries and parts of the country.

Verdict: Fast, funny and righteously furious, The Big Short is more gripping and less desperate to make jerks in suits seem cool than most business movies.

Weber could probably pick up a few tips from his Web site's forums, where people who spend more than $100 a month on groceries are righteously scolded.

In an ironic twist, these self-appointed prefects have made themselves more of a nuisance than those whom they are righteously reprimanding.

Here's the thing about viral videos: take a snooze for a few days, righteously celebrate a pagan holiday, or watch an older and more conservative electorate radically alter the shape of the American political landscape, and you're already a day late and a dollar short.