Sentence examples for cause of moral from inspiring English sources

Austin espoused the cause of Moral Re-Armament, a Christian anti-war movement.

In 1956, fear of comic books was suddenly eclipsed by fear of Elvis Presley, whose pelvis would not be the last cause of moral panic.

Which is fine – so long as it doesn't produce neurotic children and, later, judgmental adults, all in the cause of moral ends that are rarely, and sometimes never, achieved.

As is evident from the reaction to an article written by abolitionist Sarah Grimké in 1838, many readers were committed to the cause of moral enlightenment, but most women ultimately were forced to rely on male authority figures.

The negative psychological outcomes from ethical dilemmas are one category that can be the cause of "moral distress".

Augustine (Confessions) thought that dreams are not only subjectively indistinguishable from waking life, but also took them to be a cause of moral concern because of their vivid phenomenal character.

Where Hume most noticeably differs from Strawson, however, is on the question of the "general causes" of moral sentiment.

In this regard, participants in the study of Borhani et al. [ 32] reported that inadequate support systems were major causes of moral sensibility reduction.

If, at that moment, Clooney mistook a media dustup for a moral crusade — a feud for a cause — he then found, in Darfur, a cause of overwhelming moral seriousness.

In fairness to Obama, Mandela had a cause of surpassing moral clarity.

One cannot say whether he is more the product, or the cause, of the moral quagmire that this play constructs out of Homer's Trojan War.