Sentence examples for Morally exacting from inspiring English sources
Such thinking makes some morally exacting Berliners suspicious of Dresden, as if anything beautiful in Germany could only be a step toward revisionism.
Yet true to life might mean something true as an allegory is truthful — morally exact in a stylized way — or true as an anecdote is truthful, just the way it really happened.
Often the governing social standard is morally trivial but exacting.
The perpetrators and some of those sympathetic to their cause claimed those acts were nevertheless morally legitimate, whether as retribution (exacted on the assumption that no member of the ruling class was innocent) or as a means necessary for the overthrow of the unjust order.
But, partly because the whole process of making copies has been viewed as morally suspect, the exact relationship of the two works has never been studiously examined.
Or "Chimerica," to be exact, a morally muddled but cleanly delineated intersection of the American and Chinese empires, which is also the name as well as the setting of Lucy Kirkwood's hit play at the Almeida Theater.
This morally bankrupt response is the exact opposite of what is needed".
Nothing like this, nothing so psychologically exact and so morally confounding, had ever been recorded in the Italian novel — indeed, in the European novel.
