Sentence examples for a moral voice from inspiring English sources

Would he step in as a spokesman, a moral voice?

His history makes him the closest thing to a moral voice in the divided Congress.

"Havel came to his position by saying a lot, by being a moral voice.

Growing paunchier over the years, he remained earthy and became a moral voice in German sport and society.

The church has much more to offer the world as a moral voice than as a political one.

He speaks, yes, as a Christian, but also as a moral voice that history has wondrously lifted up.

Power is a brilliant journalist and author, a powerful moral voice, a foreign policy adviser who thinks outside the box.

President Chirac has a particular view of France (as a country with a distinctive, moral voice, which should not always oppose the US or always agree with it).

The pope has emerged as a worldwide moral voice against a potential war against Mr. Hussein, and has in recent weeks met with a succession of leaders to press his case, from Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain to Tariq Aziz, the deputy prime minister of Iraq.

Romm adeptly expounds the puzzle of the philosopher's life: Seneca, revered for centuries as a pristine moral voice, was despised by many contemporaries as a hypocritical, profiteering lackey.

In a continent rife with corruption, the church also provides a singular moral voice.