Sentence examples for becomes a morality from inspiring English sources

And when "stock sentiments" take over, nothing needs to be argued; history becomes a morality play, characters relevant only for their political allegiances.

As his career takes off, his story becomes a morality tale about American politics in all its shallow star-making and deep-rooted biases.

As conceived by Mr. Conlon and realized by Darko Tresnjak, a stage director, and James Marvel, the director who created this production for Juilliard, the trilogy becomes a morality tale about marriage.

The case of Matthew Shepard had become a morality play as much as a news event even as it was unfolding.

"It was a beautiful night, the sky was clear, the sea was calm, the band was playing and the deck of the Titanic became a morality play.

These days, however, it proved a natural, and Mr. Tate's story has quickly become a morality play of crime and punishment and love's labour's lost.

But it has also become a morality play of sorts, shedding much light on how the cogwheels of big corporate influence turn in a remote rural community.

She became a morality tale stiff with Schadenfreude, and so many columnists made allusion to Icarus that Private Eye ran a special column.

An abstruse and technical set of regulatory breaches suddenly became a morality play, a story of swaggering villains who fixed the market as if it was a horse race.

He is one of the best young basketball players in the land, an 18-year-old with a molten game whose career, though he is not yet out of high school, has already become a morality play about the state of contemporary basketball.

Purity and pollution beliefs may become incorporated into a religious morality system in which pollution becomes a type of sin and an offense against God or the moral order, and purity becomes a moral or spiritual virtue.