Sentence examples for large moral from inspiring English sources

To report the facts as accurately, patiently and fully as one can in wartime, or immediately after, is to address a very large moral challenge for journalism indeed.

"It dawned on me that there were large moral questions touching on human nature and human dignity that were being raised by these powerful and largely welcome developments in medical sciences," Dr. Kass said.

He is concerned, says his sister, Tamasin, with "absolutes, large moral dilemmas"; back in London, he materializes on a racing bike, clad in slick black racing gear, to sit with his friends and discuss, they say, "the important things".

In a statement, Dr. Sahlins called Dr. Chagnon's election last April "a large moral and intellectual blunder on the part of members of the academy" and added, "so much so that my own participation in the academy has become an embarrassment".

And rather than wondering what is the point of having beliefs if they are never publicly proclaimed, you resolve to learn a lesson that the stiffer kind of bygone English moralist usually forgot, which is that, by and large, moral change is effected by example rather than kicking up a fuss.

There's a new fun and educational amusement park opening up in India, where you can learn all about pesticide manufacturing and the effects it has when its toxic gases permeate a city, as well as consequently evading arrest and large moral and legal culpability.

Yet all this is beside the larger moral point.

As for whether Hersey evaded "larger moral problems," that is a judgment call.

Durkheim recognized that public schooling and teachers as agents of a larger, moral society served these necessary functions.

Questions about the efficacy of antidepressants are but one chapter in a larger moral and social tale without clear answers.

As with that series, many scenes in "The Americans" are meditations on espionage, which requires its disciples to sublimate human decency to larger moral imperatives.