Sentence examples for a driving moral from inspiring English sources

There was a driving moral purpose.

Robert Bianco of USA Today found it lacking in plot and a driving moral, however felt that it was acceptable as a standalone episode – one which could be enjoyed by fans and new viewers alike.

So The Visit's driving moral condemnation -- the corrupting power of money -- barely registers or feels ham-fisted, like the sickly green yellow-ish hue given to newly purchased furs and those shoes.

A driving jumper.

A driving layup fell short.

Purchase a driving test book.

Schedule a driving test appointment.

As I've written, the intellectuals of 1914 didn't want the moral equivalent of war; they wanted war as a way of driving out moral equivalence, of ending relativism and decadence and materialism.

The intellectuals of 1914 didn't want the moral equivalent of war; they wanted war as a way of driving out moral equivalence — ending relativism and decadence and materialism and all the other familiar evils of a shopping and pleasure-seeking society.

But today prophecy belief, particularly within the Christian and Islamic traditions, is a force in our contemporary history, a medieval engine driving our modern moral, geopolitical, and military concerns.

For this group, Regnerus says, unprotected sex has become "a moral issue like smoking or driving a car without a seatbelt.