Sentence examples for particularly moral from inspiring English sources

It didn't seem a particularly moral business.

Not that Hearst should be mistaken for "a saint or a particularly moral human being," Mr. Nasaw said.

He's not particularly moral or upright but if you are a criminal, you'd want him in your corner".

It supported, among acceptable if trite theses, the dubious one that poetry is necessarily best when it mingles the useful (particularly moral) with the pleasing.

"Our educational establishment these days, while so tolerant of and even insistent on diversity in all other aspects of life, seems bent on eliminating the diversity of moral judgment, particularly moral judgment based on religious views," the devout Catholic said.

Its efficacy is assured if the priest conducts the proper rite and has the proper qualifications of ordination and, perhaps, of ritual purity, regardless of whether he is particularly moral or fervent.

"It will certainly stand as a record for this moment in time, and the crisis – particularly the moral crisis – which we're now undergoing on the issue".

And someone in my situation has to acknowledge being in a particularly weak moral position, since they aren't yet having newspaper columns written in Bangalore.

I consider myself an ardent capitalist, and well recognize the risks of government intervention, particularly the "moral hazard" of rewarding failure and the scary prospect of politics' entering private sector decision-making.

Under the Constitution, as presidential scholar [Richard] Neustadt has noted, the president's ultimate source of authority, particularly his moral authority, is the power to persuade, to mobilize public opinion, to build consensus behind a common agenda.

"It surprises me that I have any qualms at all," she writes of that decision, "since I have never thought of myself as a person of particularly high moral standards".