Sentence examples for a moral theme from inspiring English sources

When a moral theme bubbles up — a frequent occurrence for such a chill, indie show — it's pedantic.

"Humanity" captures ren as a moral theme or vision.

Similarly, the patina of geopolitical relevance is worn thin and eventually discarded, and Tony's crisis of conscience when he discovers what his weapons are being used for is more of a narrative convenience than a real moral theme.

It's no spoiler to note that Tracy's past has a way of turning up in her present, and that rehoming strays remains a strong moral theme in this cosy woolly jumper of a book about wish-fulfilment and its alternatives.

But beyond the horrors and the brutality, there is a compensating moral theme, that of goodness recognized.

In his report, compiled with Professor Linda Woodhead of Lancaster University, the argument is put forward that religious instruction should be left to Sunday schools and the like, while religious education takes on a wider moral theme.

Each of the three acts has a political and moral theme.

We may be in the presence of great fiction written on a grand and highly moral theme, but it's hard to tell.

"I'm not willing to take on a project without some kind of moral theme," he said.

Because his moral theme is universal, and because his historical "plot" involves a world war, Herodotus is trying to give you a picture of the world entire, of how everything in it is, essentially, linked.

My moral theme is that we should strive to save the New York Times, the New York Review of Books, and even Technology Review.