Sentence examples for when righteous from inspiring English sources

Our history is littered with bleak tableaus that show what happens when righteous certitude is mixed with fearful ignorance.

That is when righteous politicians feel the need to do something, bankers' frail balance-sheets and vivid memories make them eschew risk, and regulators have their backbones stiffened by public disapproval of past laxity.But we reform under the delusion that the regulated, and the markets they operate in, are static and passive, and that the regulatory environment will not vary with the cycle.

"When Righteous ended up on supermarket shelves, we couldn't do slow organic growth anymore.

Elie Wiesel taught us that moments like this in history are not times to sit back and do nothing--rather they are the precise times when righteous action must be brought to bear, for if we do not act, events will simply continue to drag us downward.

It is evident that when the righteous of the world unite, evil can be thwarted, as it was in Germany in the 1940s.

The story began in Jerusalem around 600 B.C., when a righteous man named Lehi was instructed by God to take his family to America.

The message of the apocalyptic writers is one of both warning, of the doom to come at the end of history, and hope in the new age beyond history under the rule of God, when the righteous will be vindicated.

Eastwood and the screenwriter Dustin Lance Black have re-created that period in the nineteen-twenties and thirties when a righteous young man with a stentorian style could electrify a nation.

And when the righteous are stricken by suffering — Todd Burpo with his son on the operating table; Denver Moore, homeless and ostracized by people who "think that kind of troubled life gon' rub off on em" — they are assured that, if only they believe, in the end they will be blessed.

Reviewing Clint Eastwood's biopic of J. Edgar Hoover in this week's issue, David Denby writes, Eastwood and the screenwriter Dustin Lance Black have re-created that period in the nineteen-twenties and thirties when a righteous young man with a stentorian style could electrify a nation.

There have always been times during the slow advance of civilization when the righteous have been obliged to follow the dictates of conscience rather than legal precedent.