Sentence examples for wholly righteous from inspiring English sources
June did the righteous thing at the end of Season 1, and yet the consequences still aren't wholly righteous.
The riots in the St . Louissuburb were a wholly righteous manifestation of anger — some small violence in a deeply violent context, which sees black youth killed by cops at a rate 21 times that of white youth.
Young people are particularly vulnerable to this black-and-white worldview, in which the in-group becomes understood as wholly noble, righteous and oppressed, and the enemy as devious, cruel and domineering.
Be heroic and righteous all the time.
There was righteous indignation, all right.
The jury's failure to convict Zimmerman on murder charges sparked a wave of black youth activism that channels righteous anger and inexplicable pain into community-driven advocacy initiatives not wholly unlike the collective awakening that emerged after the 1992 beating of Rodney King.
At the White House podium a few minutes later, the president radiated a righteous fury he rarely displays in public, finally placing the blame for this wholly unnecessary crisis squarely where it belongs: on Republicans who will do anything to upend his presidency and dismantle every social program they can find.
Whether spitting righteous indignation or breaking down in despair as he faces the reality of (and his part in) Clara's death, Capadli is never less than razor sharp and wholly convincing, taking the character to dazzling new heights.
Physically brave, morally righteous, man of God and man of science, Livingstone was the perfect hero for Britons who, newly aware of the riches of Africa, wanted to believe that their interest was wholly altruistic.
