Sentence examples for a moral plea from inspiring English sources
The slightness of works such as "The Unbelievable Truth," "Trust," and "Simple Men" was less a style choice than a moral plea for the plain and unadorned; those titles were a giveaway, and even Hartley's preferred actors, some of them returning from film to film, seemed to err, or bend, toward a slender frailty.
We need to make a moral plea, as Rev Dr Olav Fykse Tveit reminded us at the opening of the Interfaith Summit.
This week Pope Francis will be making an historic speech to a joint session of Congress and he's expected to make a moral plea to Congress to support an international climate agreement.
From 1961 to 1963, Martin Luther King's moral pleas on civil rights were met with President John F. Kennedy's "but" of amoral political pragmatism as to why he couldn't go as far as King wanted.
A gorgeously crafted piece of poetry, a story of adventure, a moral examination of violence and a plea for mercy, Virgil's masterful Roman founding myth provokes and haunts long after you've finished.
For me, the following single line best sums up my plea to the SWC/MOT to take a moral and political stand against the Trump campaign.
This is an SOS to eliminate the bigotry and hatred that has swamped our country; it is a plea to restore decency and respect to the mainstreamed and marginalized, to regain a moral compass that has gone askew.
As powerful as exhortation and pleas for human rights may be, the power of wealthy countries in setting a moral example is potentially more influential.
