Such work has been fuelled by a strong moral drive that has drawn its power from a number of sources.
Benjamin has always had a strong moral drive.
The best account for slavery's disappearance is probably just that the outrage stoked by the Abolitionists' unfathomably committed moral drive made slavery a political issue before the Civil War, and then claimed its eradication as a laurel of Northern victory.
Equally unusual is the moral drive and integrity so manifest in these works.
The same, moral drive was at the heart of the anti-Putin protest of the past year.
The moral drive of fiction is faithfully to "get it right" through the contrivance of making it up.
This accountability and moral drive to do good with public resources may not be mirrored in industry-funded research, and so other drivers must be evident if public involvement is to be more widely adopted.
That's how many people felt about Disney, too, in its pioneering heyday, although others felt — and still feel, especially when they visit Disneyland — smothered by its lunging moral drive.
Edric fails on these counts, partly because his prose is both dull and uneconomic, and partly because he fails to draw the reader into the subculture of human trafficking on which Siren Song relies for its social colour and moral drive.
David C. Rapoport, professor emeritus of political science at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a longtime expert on terrorism and morality, said that the final common pathway is a moral calculus, driven by the conclusion that the terrorists' enemies have "done something so bad, so terrible that they can't get away with it".
While the government's stable parliamentary majority in the 199-member chamber makes victory on Monday unlikely, Majtényi said his candidacy for the mainly ceremonial post was "a moral decision" driven by the need to keep democratic values alive in a climate of growing authoritarianism.
