Trifles which women of a coarser
moral fiber would have passed over without notice, were causes of downright agony to that exquisitely sensitive temperament.
His
moral fiber had been strengthened by the mental suffering he had endured.
The way we hosted millions of Afghan refugees and handled the terrorism, manifests that Pakistan's
moral fiber is very strong,' he remarked while addressing an award distribution ceremony held to recognize the contribution of the television channels in creating awareness through public service messages.
He said
moral fiber of Pakistan is strong which is manifested in the number of millions of Afghan refugees for decades.
'We thank President Duterte for signing Republic Act 11279 as this further enhances the police training curriculum which will hopefully translate to the production of better police officers with utmost competency, high
moral fiber, and respect for human rights,' Interior Secretary Eduardo Ano said in a statement.
According to the American Law Society, its "
Moral Fiber" distinction "is given to attorneys who go beyond traditional standards of practice, particularly in the areas of client assistance and ethics." In 2016, the American Law Society recognized attorney, Edward R.
With his actions, this priest puts to toll not just the faith of the people but their
moral fiber as well.
The role of churches, and all means of social communication (again, working in close tandem with schools) is equally crucial, particularly in shaping and strengthening the
moral fiber of individuals and institutions in our country.
Grit is about perseverance and persistence, backbone and
moral fiber. According to the authors, grit can be learned.
Marchi and Fildi presents ecotec yarn with
moral fiber Marchi and Fildi is active in the production of cotton blends and wool blends yarns for apparel and furnishings.
Even as Ender faces his adult responsibilities while still a teen, he finds the ultimate game is actually a test of his
moral fiber and could determine the fate of a race: either his own, or another's.
In this first volume of a trilogy, Respondowska (emerita philosophy, Alvernia College) responds to the call by the late Pope John Paul II to open fresh lines of research and dialogue in order to reverse the trend toward dissolution of the
moral fiber of humanity and the fragmentation that plagues individuals and societies.
Though fluoride's not eroding our
moral fiber, research shows that too much of it eats away teeth and bones.
His most fervent goals were to abolish the slave trade and to improve the
moral fiber of British society.