Sentence examples for deliver moral from inspiring English sources
He came here neither to deliver moral maxims nor to exude empathy, but to spew blood.
Perhaps the aim of these dramas is not to deliver moral messages, but to animate an hour of television by putting life into the law.
And while I perfectly well understand their touching displays of loyalty to their sponsor, I'm not sure they're really in a position to deliver moral lectures," he wrote in The Sunday Times.
Several conservative bishops took to the altar to deliver moral condemnation, but none topped Pedro Pablo Elizondo Cárdenas, the bishop of Cancún, a city not generally known for starched morals.
In the numerous committees on which she served her task was almost always to find schemes that everyone could agree would work, and not to deliver moral guidance from axiomatic principles.
On Rawls's account, for example, philosophical theories of the truth are the sort of thing over which reasonable people are assumed to disagree, and so an account of public reason cannot purport to deliver moral or political principles that are "true" according to some particular philosophical conception of truth; rather it can only deliver principles that are "reasonable" (Rawls 1996, 94).
It's all produced quite a spectacle, to the extent that Putin -- I'm told miming what he sees as the irritating American practice of delivering moral lectures to other countries -- produced a chutzpah-filled New York Times op-ed taking Obama to task on "American exceptionalism" in particular and American geopolitical strategy in general.
Beasts deliver a moral verdict, and lions with a hotline to the Almighty may judge men.
It is about mistrusting fantastic literature's ability to deliver a moral message.
Alcohol was not involved: the directors had flown in a respected cleric from Iraq to deliver a moral message to employees.
Clergy, ex-gang members, and victims and their family members would be on hand to deliver the moral component of the message to the offenders: "What you are doing is wrong, and we know you can do better".
