Sentence examples similar to semblance of rightness from inspiring English sources

The semblance of order and rightness during Obama's reign has been followed by overt racist fragility, lawlessness and grift, and studies link these shifts to a national recoil to the first black president and his accompanying implications.

And if rightness attaches to any of them, should we not speak of a right opinion or right pleasure; and in like manner of the reverse of rightness?

But there he is, in a halo of rightness.

It felt like Christmas Eve, full of rightness and promise.

And even 9/11 itself has a kind of rightness.

Although it was strange, the idea gave me an enormous sense of rightness.

De Keyser's paintings have what I would call an edgy sense of rightness.

It offends their sense of rightness, indeed their sense of morality.

Some intuitionists allowed that goodness can be defined in terms of rightness (Sidgwick and Ewing) or rightness in terms of goodness (early Moore).

Perhaps you, too, feel a sense of "rightness" when confronted by, well, confrontation.

In both cases, as it were, the source or ground of rightness is goodness.