Sentence examples for improved the moral from inspiring English sources

As a result, our findings indicate that gratitude worked the same for everyone: a few moments spent feeling grateful dramatically improved the moral choices people made.

By backing candidates that share our interests and concerns, you can help improve the moral, social and economic environment of this great land".

The head of La Scala said Italian opera would improve the "moral values" of Saudi Arabia as he defended plans to build a performing arts school in the kingdom.

"To be frank, improving the moral standards of Chinese officials in a short time under the current situation is a difficult task," said the newspaper, which acts as the government's mouthpiece.

The Republican also weaves an alternative history of his own life, where he is saving civilization rather than ripping up the fabric of Congress, where he improves the moral climate of America rather than pollutes it.

And some have said they expect Ennahda to improve the moral character of Tunisians by imposing restrictions on alcohol and profanity or blasphemy in popular culture, and even on what women are allowed to wear.

Whereas a refreshing walk in the park and a tour through a museum were once thought to improve the moral standard of the working class, many of us are now frantically exercising not just to improve our fitness but to demonstrate our moral worth.

The MPs who stood by and watched their leader invade a sovereign country and did nothing to hold him to account when the pretext for that invasion was proved to be flawed, now turn their second-rate, feckless minds to the hunting ban, in the belief that they are doing something to improve the moral decency of the country.

This movement sought not only to remove from the Church of England what it saw as the continuing influence of Roman Catholicism but also to improve the moral behaviour of people in the country.

Let the Bush Administration know that killing wolves will not improve the moral character of his presidency.

(White dancers aren't asked to improve the morals of their audiences).