Sentence examples for easy moral from inspiring English sources

Bahr offers no easy moral.

But he never lets you settle into easy moral judgments.

Complicity in violence is an easy moral trap to fall into.

It doesn't allow us to make easy moral judgments and is thus akin to almost all of Rohmer's earlier films.

The Bosnian slaughter offered no easy moral conclusions, and to his credit Turow does not suggest any.

Those topics offer easy moral choices; few rational Americans disagree about, say, the repugnance of the Ku Klux Klan.

There are no easy morals in this tale of the aftermath of the Civil War in the tiny, ruined town of Cumberland, Miss., and the scary emptiness of peace that afflicts its inhabitants and returning soldiers.

In Maus, however, Vladek's rumbling belligerence has another function, too: it is another way of disarming those – we might call them the "never again" brigade – who would draw easy morals from the book.

This show has made a habit of avoiding easy morals and lessons, and it doesn't start in season five.

The United States, however, has an easy and moral way to rip out the root and make itself more secure and fiscally sound in the process.

What keeps Ms. Stritch soaring on a stage are native theatrical instincts and a fierce energy that defy easy categorization, moral or otherwise.