Sentence examples for perfect rectitude from inspiring English sources

Meldrum is also fiercely, and physically, loyal, which gets him into trouble with the law and his superiors at the ABC – especially the buttoned-down executive Alan Wade, played with perfect rectitude by Benedict Hardie.

The Christian, on the other hand, can argue with perfect rectitude that music is just one more evangelical tool, useful Muzak to accompany the winning of converts and the reinforcement of faith.

But, in times of crisis, other policies may succeed where pure rectitude can't.

"Damsels in Distress": Whit Stillman's return isn't a return to form but the discovery of a new one — his aphoristic brilliance is now couched in a poetically excessive rhetoric of hyperstylized rapidity, which only an extraordinarily nimble and virtuosic cast could keep spinning with a perfect gyroscopic rectitude.

Hammerstein's lyrics are synonymous with America's post-World War II "Father Knows Best" ethos of moral rectitude, in which confident breadwinners and their perfect little wives are busy multiplying and building a safe new world of peace and freedom.

Gazing from his airplane window at the farmland below, Mr. Raban remarks that the perfect grids on its landscape are "an enormous advertisement for the awful rectitude of the people.

Their rectitude is chastening.

You should shoot for rectitude.

The clothes seemed to enhance his rectitude.

Its treasury is a bastion of rectitude.

Pursue the economic rectitude of thrift.