Meanings of own rectitude in anglès

But his confidence in his own rectitude made him bold.

His signal message became his own rectitude.

The sort of woman who wasn't willing to put herself out for anyone, safe in her own rectitude.

It was one thing to set out on even the longest journey, confident in his own rectitude and calling.

And Sir Peregrine shuddered at the doom which his own rectitude of mind and purpose forced him to pronounce.

Yets the consciousness of my own rectitude of intention incites me to ask once again, how I have offended.

They do not use it as an unerring line, to ascertain their own rectitude, or detect their own obliquities.

Conscious to its own rectitude, and the integrity of its professions, it naturally expects the same species of conduct from others.

He, therefore, conceived that a good citizen ought to trust entirely to his own rectitude, both in word and in deed.

If they are false your own manhood, your own rectitude, can face them and trample upon them, unaided by back-stairs influence.

Strong in the knowledge of her own rectitude, she faced the tempest without flinching; yet inwardly her soul was torn to pieces.

Again, Let a ruler but see to his own rectitude, and what trouble will he then have in the work before him?

The world itself honors this seclusion, this courageous resistance, which noble hearts, conscious of their own rectitude, oppose to the ordinary course of things.