Is there another group that seeks the path of rectitude and moderation with the same fervor? |
|
Never sanctimonious or smug, his art seems founded on a sense of rectitude. |
|
However they range from the model of rectitude to the reprobate, from the intellectual to the ignorant, we vary more. |
|
He now seems more than ever convinced of his own rectitude, more certain that his words and actions are necessarily benevolent. |
|
It evinces an overdiminished but nevertheless inexpugnable desire for moral as well as ethical rectitude. |
|
It is therefore about American self-respect, rightness, and a sense of moral rectitude. |
|
The Fed Chairman, of course, turned his fiscal rectitude on a dime as soon as the Republicans regained control of the Treasury. |
|
He is a model of moral rectitude, unabashed pragmatism, voluminous machismo and carnal fortification. |
|
In recent years, Japan, once a model of fiscal rectitude, spent wildly on public works projects in an effort to stimulate the economy. |
|
Accordingly some aspects of domestic rectitude predated the cult of domesticity. |
|
They will, however, be loath to permit deviant minorities to wander from widely acknowledged paths of rectitude. |
|
The emphasis here is on exemplary, individual acts of moral protest, not on ideological rectitude. |
|
Old friends celebrated our defeat and the return to normalcy with a nauseating moral rectitude. |
|
We know that he has the moral rectitude to stand up to the vilest attacks and pressure. |
|
Much of his new decalogue could be charitably interpreted as playful recycling of mildly un-PC rectitude. |
|
One excellent way to forget it is to focus with righteous rectitude on the evils of others while focusing on the nobility of oneself. |
|
Though museums that have acquired Nok material recently might not have done anything technically illegal, their moral rectitude remains open to question. |
|
It is defined as the intellectual virtue which rightly directs particular human acts, through rectitude of the appetite, toward a good end. |
|
Yet suspicion of other people's culinary rectitude, along with the practicality of an earth sign, helps make well-adjusted Virgoans splendid cooks. |
|
The dispensers of fiscal rectitude are finally getting a taste of their own medicine. |
|
|
Is it her particular poise, her impeccable moral rectitude, the seemly but sensuous lace-bedazzled dresses? |
|
What is the virtuous relationship between personal loyalty and abstract moral rectitude? |
|
Cutting deeper than Malvolio's obvious moral rectitude, Mr. Garrison manifests sadness, deep hurt. |
|
Convinced of the moral rectitude of its principled position, a self-righteous country can wreck the prospect of a multilateral treaty. |
|
Furthermore, the document for the evaluation of magistrates now bears an additional column for moral rectitude. |
|
Article 39 of the same law stipulates that the teacher must uphold moral rectitude. |
|
He was known among his peers to be a man of absolute honesty and moral rectitude. |
|
We bestowed aforetime on Abraham his rectitude of conduct, and well were We acquainted with him. |
|
I am neither all-knowing, nor endowed with the necessary infinite rectitude of will to be the impartial judge of this. |
|
Labour's spending rectitude attempts to cement its credibility, without which all else falls. |
|
Idrissa may be renowned for his rectitude and honesty, but this does not stop him wielding his own powerful brand of satire in his work. |
|
This, despite their assertions of moral rectitude, implies that it is hard to make an informed judgment on an issue such as this with so much disinformation flying around. |
|
He projected an unpretentious, open image, and his reputation for moral rectitude became a crucial asset for a nation still shocked by the Watergate scandal. |
|
That doesn't sound at all like a person convinced of his own rectitude. |
|
There has been no catharsis of moral or strategic rectitude. |
|
Suffering does not necessarily confer saintliness or rectitude. |
|
This is surprising because Tamil Nadu, though small, is respected for the intellectual strength, political sagacity, legal acumen and moral rectitude of its people. |
|
Maybe it is his own reputation for rectitude, a reputation buttressed by the lack of scandals in his administration. |
|
Hopefully, their rectitude will persist into 2012 and 2013, when deficit reduction will be of growing importance. |
|
I recognize it will be hard to overcome decades of mistrust, but we will proceed with courage, rectitude, and resolve. |
|
|
The orthodoxies of fiscal rectitude and monetary restraint are no more. |
|
From the start of his career through to the present day, Vincent Calabrese has pursued a resolutely humanistic path in which moral rectitude and truth are the keynotes of his approach as a watchmaker seeking knowledge. |
|
Though Dharma has no literal translation in English, it may be said to encompass the sum total of codes of ethics, ethical behaviour, and moral rectitude. |
|
He will set an example of moral rectitude. |
|
It aims to achieve budgetary rectitude, which in principle is healthy. |
|
The Code contains detailed definitions of integrity and moral rectitude, and provisions on assets declarations to prevent conflicts of interest and illicit enrichment. |
|
It requires moral rectitude to separate public service from private gain. |
|
It aims to form a virtuous person, a model of rectitude, moderation and tolerance, open to science and knowledge and endowed with the spirit of initiative, creativity and enterprise. |
|
A diffident, dedicated man, Bradley seemed the personification of rectitude. He never got too big for his britches. |
|
His judgement is delivered subjectively, freely and critically, revealing a sensitive and emotive character, who believes in justice and whose acts are dictated by moral rectitude and respect for the law. |
|
Another characteristic for which I think he will be famous is the singular rectitude of his motives, the singular straightness of his career. |
|
It must be reconciled with the need for budgetary rectitude. |
|
Today's humanity, which hides in the shadows to give reign to their passions and afterward simulate rectitude and cleanliness, shall have a judgment more severe than that of Sodom. |
|
Where is Mr. Bush's celebrated moral rectitude and clarity? |
|
Hence the triple lock on fiscal rectitude that was his leading commitment. |
|
Some attribute its third and best known meaning of a person of noble character and moral rectitude to secular Yiddishists in 19th-century Eastern Europe. |
|