Sentence examples for rectitude of a statement from inspiring English sources

So, just as the truth or rectitude of a statement is the statement's doing what statements were made to do, the truth or rectitude of a will is the will's doing what wills were made to do.

No one could mistake the movie for a documentary, but the picture has some of the rectitude of a good documentary — a tone of plainness without flatness.

I have two words to say to those women who dismiss Jools and me for being cruel, tasteless and having the rectitude of a virulent STD: Vernon Kay.

When I started saying them, I thought I was making a statement of my own moral rectitude.

Or a statement of intent?

Include a statement of facts.

Write a statement of purpose.

Prepare a Statement of Information.

A statement therefore is correct (has rectitude) when, and only when, it signifies that what-is is.

Mr. Palocci said in a statement Tuesday night that while he believed that the decision of the prosecutor, Roberto Gurgel, had "confirmed the legality and rectitude" of his activities, he had decided to resign to quell the political confrontation.

He spoke with the quiet confidence of a man convinced of the rectitude of his own position.