Sentence examples for righteous stance from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it did not even do the party the courtesy of acknowledging the awkward but righteous stance it had taken on secret courts the day before.
"The increasing popularity of Islamist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood has forced the government to adopt a more righteous stance.
Not surprisingly, Microsoft representatives have taken a righteous stance on these cases, denying all wrongdoing.
"The self-righteous stance of the signatories and the moral condemnation in the letter do, sadly, bear a family resemblance to the public denouncements of the Soviet era by party committees in the arts that put terror in the hearts of young musicians and writers, and deterred them from speaking and acting against a group consensus," he wrote.
Why would I share that with a billion people?" As if Hardy's hypocritically self-righteous stance (more on that in a minute) wasn't disappointing enough in and of itself, when I saw how quickly my social media feeds were filling up with giddy praise for his comments -- in many cases giddy praise from queer people -- I grew even queasier.
SINCE May 29th, when the Washington Post reported that Mark Kirk had inaccurately claimed to have won a naval award, Mr Kirk has assumed a stance of righteous indignation.
Phrased in terms of the Euthyphro dilemma, their stance is fairly clear: What is righteous is not righteous because Heaven intends it.
Is India being self-righteous and risking its own interest, as the Financial Times and The New York Times claimed in the wake of the tough stance by Ramesh, or acting in self-interest while asserting its reasonable rights?
Or bold, righteous revolutionaries?
