Sentence examples similar to righteous aim from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric asserts that the Taliban are engaged in a righteous jihad aimed at establishing a divinely ordered Islamic system in Afghanistan.

His words are swords, ambuscades of righteous religiosity aimed at the nation's legal and moral deviants, its corrupt parasitic entrails.

Moore was seized two months later by the Righteous League, which aimed to swap him for members who had been detained during US military sweeps, then ultimately Khazali, who would emerge as the man who had seen his followers freed ahead of him.

Rather than focus on directly contributing to IaaS or PaaS offerings, Canonical is busy making helper products like Metal-as-a-Service and their newly announced "Any Web Service over Me" (with the righteous acronym AWESOME) which aims to provide an API abstraction layer to facilitate running workloads on Amazon's cloud and on an OpenStack cloud.

Unlike other national narratives, which he says tend either to celebrate or to condemn America -- and in righteous seriousness -- his book aims to do neither.

"A person can start out aiming to be righteous," she told him, "and end up self-righteous".

'Songs for Disaster Relief' takes aim at self-righteous charity singles.

Judging by the trailer – featuring telekineses, a Bollywood-style dance number and Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens in a righteous orange tracksuit top – Hawley is aiming for the strange.

Prickitt's aim is to fuel the righteous anger she feels is necessary for change.

In what movie, let alone a blockbuster aimed at children, do the righteous turn out to be weaker than the wrong 'uns?

The righteous Archbishop's war on Wonga – he has declared that the church aims to "compete you out of existence" – will inevitably invite derision.