Sentence examples for imparting moral from inspiring English sources

This form, even more than poetry, represents the most economical means of communicating long experience and for imparting moral advice.

I would prefer to spend more time imparting moral and family values to my children that will be reflected in their behavior in their public as well as private lives.

In general, society satisfactorily fulfills this duty of imparting moral knowledge to its members through moral education of various forms, including, as in African societies, telling morally-freighted proverbs and folktales to its younger members.

Traditionally, katsina dolls, essential to Hopi and Zuni Native American traditions, serve as messengers between the earthly and spiritual realms, often imparting moral lessons to young children.

The raggedy talismans, made from canvas and nails and shirts and hair, resemble the abject cousins of the traditional totems, not so much imparting moral lessons but busking through gritty New York streets imparting frenzied and sometimes wildly intuitive tidbits. .

Maybe they can accept this evolutionary account, and be strict Darwinians, yet hang on to notions of divinely imparted moral purpose.

For, all that a society can do, regarding moral conduct, is to impart moral knowledge to its members, making them aware of the moral values and principles of that society.

They can be used for many reasons including raising consciousness about the environment and as ways of imparting a moral message as in Aesop's Fables or "trickster" tales from around the world, which are often the earliest stories that children hear.

The Andy Griffith Show and shows like it -- My Three Sons, Leave it to Beaver, even the zany I Love Lucy, and years later, All in the Family -- represented the use of television to entertain while imparting a moral message.

In fact, the community introduces the child to two levels of moral reflection: it imparts specific moral values and norms through its institutions and practices, and; it provides the moral concepts that are necessary to the task of conceiving of ways to improve society, in this way making possible the move to the more comprehensive level of Ideal Morality.

* * *  The best children's books aren't the ones that impart moral lessons.