Sentence examples for crisis of character from inspiring English sources

It is a crisis of character and identity.

"We have had people from China tell us that there is a crisis of character in China and that they want students at a school like Harding".

— was at its heart a crisis of character and would have to be addressed first at that level: at home, as it were.

Without naming General Clark, he then referred to reports that some generals have said "they would not vote for that man, because there was a crisis of character there, and he did not have their support".

And our current economic woes are, in large part, the repercussions of a national crisis of character.

It is a crisis of character and of calling, which is more destructive to the church and the world than anything an imaginary conspiracy of atheists might ever attempt in the most fertile of imaginations.

Bennett initially called drugs "a crisis of national character" and asserted that casual drug users were more dangerous than hard-core addicts.

But on the first page of an amateur autobiography, could we expect the writer, in a single sentence, to so neatly frame the entire crisis of her character?

Because the climate-change crisis is at its very bottom a crisis of lifestyle — of character, even.

Even in films that weren't related to war, the crisis of Peck's character was often that of the former man of action now hemmed in by family responsibilities and social restraints.

In spite of such severe restrictions, the great 17th-century French dramatists Pierre Corneille and Jean Racine, confining the crises of their characters' lives to a single setting and a brief span of hours, produced a unique form of tragedy that derives its austere power from its singleness of concentration.