Sentence examples for author's moral from inspiring English sources

They are formed by the author's moral design.

The novel is based on the lives of Bishop Jean Baptiste L'Amy and his vicar Father Joseph Machebeut and is considered emblematic of the author's moral and spiritual concerns.

It illuminates, through the steady radiance of its author's profound moral intelligence, the world we thought we knew.

I was supposed to be sickened by New York -- Giuliani's New York, that is -- but instead, I found myself disgusted by the author's cheap moral point-scoring.

Little wonder, then, that the language of extravagant regard in that New York Times Book Review write-up of Jonathan Franzen – "Like all great novels," Freedom "illuminates, through the steady radiance of its author's profound moral intelligence" – is rarely lavished on female novelists.

Are we to read it as a memoir then, and pass judgment on the author's life, the moral lapses of his marriage and the medical decisions his wife and her doctors make in their fight against the rampages of her cancer?

Do you think it's part of the author's job to suspend moral judgment of his characters?

Whatever one makes of the theory, it is difficult to make light of what the authors call the "Patriot's Moral Code," available at the True Patriot Network site.

Reese is the co-founder of the Sentience Institute a think tank devoted to expanding humanity's moral circle and author of the new book The End of Animal Farming: How Scientists, Entrepreneurs, and Activists Are Building an Animal-Free Food System.

First, the intensification of migratory movements from poorer to richer countries in the context of growing inequalities between North and South has led some authors to contest the state's moral right to choose its members by selectively closing its borders.

The famous Jewish author and moral authority, Elie Wiesel, published recently an outrageous letter about Jerusalem.