Sentence examples for intense moral from inspiring English sources

I then endure a moment of intense moral struggle.

Abel Tesfaye, heart cold as tundra, sings with intense moral authority about deep immorality.

Capps was a diminutive, pedantic child; serious, intense, moral almost to a fault.

20 The antic silliness of Infinite Jest masks an intense moral seriousness.

The boyish "overalled, fractious, gun-slinging" creature of Lee's first novel might have been replaced by an attractive young woman but the author makes it clear the character's "restlessness of spirit", and intense moral compass, is still her driving force.

Mr. Appiah, a professor of philosophy, found an "intense moral energy" in Mr. Achebe's work, adding that it "captures the sense of threat and loss that must have faced many Africans as empire invaded and disrupted their lives".

The conflicting view of CTOs as coercive or beneficial, "does not describe a simple dichotomy between paternalism and autonomy; but an experience characterized by intense practice, moral, existential and legal complexity and uncertainty" (p.350) [ 37]; this tension exists, "in the moral grey zone between caring and controlling" (p.50) [ 38].

In reflecting on the impact of the surgery, Dr. Hardy once wrote that the heart transplant "precipitated intense ethical, moral, social, religious, financial, governmental and even legal concerns".

The hatred reserved for those who do it is so intense that moral values we otherwise hold sacrosanct can be thrown out of the window in an instant in the rush to condemn.

Mr Paulson argues that the approach combines pragmatism with an intense focus on moral hazard, or letting people pay for failure.

These were the big moments in the original "Fugitive" because they got to the heart of what that show was about: the formation of character in situations of intense and private moral choice, a choice that few will see made but one that will alter for better or worse the person who makes it.