Examples of using Rectitude in English and their translations into Slovak
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For their inner selves and their moral rectitude.
A still-quoted aphorism is,"Rectitude carried to excess hardens into stiffness;
But back to Germany, and its moral rectitude.
What is lacking is rectitude: the ability to take upon oneself the tragic consequences of being of the world.
We should live life intensely, with rectitude and with love.
Rectitude of will is choosing the pure and perfect good because it is what alone perfects the will.
CCC 1807: just person distinguished by habitual rectitude toward others.
Through moral rectitude and meditation, practitioners of Falun Gong aspire to better health and spiritual enlightenment.
International diplomacy requires a grasp of history, as well as strength,courage, rectitude, grace, and common sense.
Through moral rectitude and the practice of meditation, practitioners of Falun Gong aspire to better health and, ultimately, spiritual enlightenment.
Masamune expressed it well in his oft-quoted aphorism-"Rectitude carried to excess hardens into stiffness;
One could recall the names of hundreds of advocates of secularismin history who are known and admired for their exemplary moral rectitude.
Here it is said that the devil tries to discredit Job's rectitude and integrity as purely external and superficial.
We preach fiscal rectitude and yet we spend hundreds of millions of pounds a month on shifting our interpreters and our committee clerks and all the Members.
Masamune was highly respected for his ethics,and a still-quoted aphorism is,"Rectitude carried to excess hardens into stiffness;
This was conformable to the justice and rectitude of my works, and, although it was subsequent in its execution, it was nevertheless antecedent in my intention.
When man respects the exigencies of these relationships he is honest,he assumes his responsibilities with rectitude of heart, and he works for the common good.
No other forcesare to be recognized except those which reside in matter, and all the rectitude and excellence of morality ought to be placed in the accumulation and increase of riches by every possible means, and the gratification of pleasure.
But in America's early days, we lived in what historians call a culture of character, where we still, at that point,valued people for their inner selves and their moral rectitude.
Autism is a natural human characteristic, characterized in particular by authenticity, truth, purity, coherence,harmony, rectitude, and resistance to alterations of these characteristics.
Evangelii Gaudium aptly summarizes the open contempt- without precedent in the annals of the papacy-with which you view the defenders of doctrinal and liturgical rectitude.
Masamune was highly respected for his ethics;a still-quoted aphorism is,"Rectitude carried to excess hardens into stiffness; benevolence indulged beyond measure sinks into weakness.".
This kind of intelligence most holy Mary possessed in so much the higher degree than all the rest of creatures, as She exceeded them in knowledge of the moral virtues,in profound penetration regarding infallible rectitude, and in participation of the divine righteousness.
Masamune was highly respected for his ethics,and a still-quoted aphorism is,“Rectitude carried to excess hardens into stiffness; benevolence indulged beyond measure sinks into weakness.”.
However, national budgets must also cater for the important financing requirements linked to the need to upgrade the physical and human capital base, and fiscal authorities will have to cope with expenditure pressures stemming from the completion of transition reforms,while ensuring fiscal rectitude.
The angels and saints of heaven understand his kindness, and they areastounded at the gross and dangerous ingratitude of mortals, and they see how the rectitude of divine judgments shall become manifest before the whole world.
Among the Prophet's supplications is,"O Allah, I ask You for Your mercy by which my heart will be guided,and with which You gather my affairs, rectitude in my affairs, and correct those who are absent, and raise in rank those who are present, purify my deeds by which I am rightly guided, through which my intimacy will be restored, and by which I will be protected from every evil.
Her line of attack, which he had found so baffling, had been constant and clear- it was his self- esteem she had sought to destroy, knowing that a man who surrenders his value is at the mercy of anyone's will; it was his moral purity she had struggled to breach,it was his confident rectitude she had wanted to shatter by means of the poison of guilt- as if, were he to collapse, his depravity would give her a right to hers.
It will also make freshly relevant the question about intellectual and moral legitimacy raised by TS Eliot at a dark time in 1938, when he asked if“our society,which had always been so assured of its superiority and rectitude, so confident of its unexamined premises” was“assembled round anything more permanent than a congeries of banks, insurance companies and industries, and had it any beliefs more essential than a belief in compound interest and the maintenance of dividends?”.