The phrase "a bit of moral" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically intended to convey a small lesson or principle, but the correct form would be "a bit of morality" or "a moral lesson."
Example: "The story had a bit of moral that taught us the importance of honesty."
Alternatives: "a moral lesson" or "a piece of morality."
This may sometimes takes a bit of moral courage as well as some authority.
Though of questionable legal value, the U.N. letter is at least a bit of moral support for those defending Obamacare.
The quota demanded, then, not just dumbing down but also a bit of moral re-education, the opposite of the kind that occurs in the heedful absorption of mechanical work.
Broner's televised blunder came a few days after the NBA banned the LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling for racist remarks recorded by his young girlfriend, so it could be a bit of moral piggy-backing by the WBC.
As we seek to communicate clearly, we may also find a bit of moral advice in the imperative to overcome the Curse of Knowledge: trying to lift ourselves out of our narrow mindsets and find out how other people think and feel.
Mr Copps opposes media deregulation mainly because he thinks it encourages the spread of sex and violence over the airwaves.Even Clear Channel, which liberals place somewhere in that dark conspiracy behind the Iraq war, has found a bit of moral high ground.
Add arresting art and a bit of a moral, and the result's bound to earn the writer a, um, laurel.
(Democrats would get decimated in the 2010 midterm elections after passing Obamacare). Flake argues conservatives lost a bit of their moral and ethical compass in the process.
You've got to suck it up and realise that the world is a horrible place, and in it, you have to try and do good things and live by a bit of a moral code.
"You've got to suck it up a little bit and realise that the world is a horrible place, and in it, you have to try and do good things and live in a bit of a moral code, and sometimes bad things are going to happen.
... I ran into a bit of a moral dilemma because, in the "wild" section of the book, I wanted to force myself to reconnect with all of the ingredients that I use, and to procure all of my ingredients outside a supermarket, whether that be foraging or hunting.
