Sentence examples for drawn a moral from inspiring English sources

The line is Frostian too in having drawn a moral from a closely observed natural tableau.

Many people feel that destroying an embryo is akin to killing a living person — and the Bush Administration has drawn a moral line at that.

Civilization hasn't successfully drawn a moral border at the sanctity of human life itself, but because it needs to put some limit on human behavior, it has, apparently, taken a last stand at the dignity of corpses.

we have to draw a moral line somewhere.

Can we draw a moral from all this?

But she's not embarrassed to draw a moral from these little experiments in death.

From the life of the departed subject, Bossuet selected qualities and episodes from which he could draw a moral.

If they reject fertilization as the place to draw a moral line, where would they draw it?

New parents faced with the profusion of conflicting advice might be tempted to draw a moral from that episode.

By a slight change of emphasis, the fabulist could have been able to draw a moral about the dangerous effects of gluttony.

No one draws a moral (see, everyone thinks she's different!), or offers up the poet's lament that all life's landmarks spell a step to death.