Sentence examples for the rectitude that from inspiring English sources

On Thursday Nicola Sturgeon was able to bring a thousand delegates to their feet with the mention of another referendum on independence, though accompanied by the rectitude that words like "draft" and "consultation" bring.

Because the perniciousness of these ideas derive from the combination of this soft racism with the veneer of moral rectitude that accompanies victimhood, as well as the truth regarding systemic racism that is indeed supported, often implicitly and complicity, by many whites, Mr. Dyson's proclamations cannot and should not be tolerated.

Given that they are supposed to be the party of fiscal rectitude, that is understandable.

But like Sachs, Stockman did not understand the world he was in as much as he thought, and in large measure, the destruction of fiscal rectitude that he so decries came on his watch.

But to his advisers, even the appearance of a close bond with a lobbyist whose clients often had business before the Senate committee Mr. McCain led threatened the story of redemption and rectitude that defined his political identity.

MILAN — The pillar of rigor and rectitude that is Armani has never looked so stable as in the show Tuesday that ended the summer 2013 men's wear season here.

Hence the triple lock on fiscal rectitude that was his leading commitment.

There is a kind of rectitude that has the air of self-defeating vanity.

It was partly Panetta's rectitude that got him the C.I.A. job.

Yet it was the Tory promise of continued fiscal rectitude that prevailed in England.

Though Scandinavian, the show lacks the note of rectitude that from the nineteen-sixties onward tended to accompany artistic events about Nordic sex, as if to say to us that we were a bunch of prudes whereas they were wholesome folk who ate their muesli and then did 69 before getting in their Volvos and going to work.