Sentence examples for combining moral from inspiring English sources

Eventually, they developed a strategy combining moral philosophy and public shaming.

He hailed Ms Rice and Ms Power for combining moral passion with pragmatism, and for believing in America's indispensable leadership while being "mindful" that power must be exercised responsibly.

In his earlier, pre-evolutionary Social Statics (1851), Spencer explained ethical development, combining moral sense psychology and phrenology.

In combining moral unity with national and regional diversities, the Association Internationale tried to give an elastic framework for a European civil society in which national subjects should become active citizens.

North American trickster motifs generally combine moral lessons with humour.

Only legislation that combines moral muscle with legal authority will help make the would-be perpetrators think twice.

This is a book that combines moral passion with steely forensic precision, enlivened with the odd flash of dry wit.

Then he moved on to a combined moral and economic message that will become a main Democratic theme.

Alongside a piety that combined moral revulsion with nationalism, Christian humanism was a further sign of unrest in the late medieval church.

Ms. Rosler was involved in the peace movement and feminism in the 1960's and responded with art that combined moral brashness and a television-generation sense of the absurd.

Even if it doesn't have the Shakespearean feeling for time that marked John Barton's peerless Peer, this is still a fine production; one that combines moral judgement of its hero with a broad humanity.