Sentence examples for a moral testing from inspiring English sources

These people and their needs become a moral testing ground.

Benitez, a handsome, curly-haired, and compactly charismatic man, explained that Everest, these days, is as much a moral testing ground as it is a mountain.

"Lindsey said this is a moral test for our party.

Their repugnance is a moral test, for the filmmaker and for viewers alike.

"A manageable crisis has become a moral test that Europe is in danger of failing dismally".

Still more than Roethke, Wright is tempted to turn his poems' aesthetic gamble into a moral test.

Climbing for him is an ascent of the spirit and a moral test for the chosen few.

This is just such a night and the capacity to share his excitement becomes a moral test for Raison's character, who appears to be his new girlfriend.

Rice is a minor character in the book: a Clinton official who saw politics rather than a moral test in Rwanda, and came to regret it.

But they suggested he might well have failed a moral test for what to do when confronted with such a disturbing allegation involving a child not even in his teens.

Whispering into my left ear is the late Lindsay Anderson, asking, as he frequently did as a moral test: 'You don't take the Oscars seriously, do you?' The Oscars have been awarded since 1927 by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the nominations made by the 13 arts and crafts divisions and the full 5,000 members all voting to produce the final results.