Sentence examples for lofty morality from inspiring English sources
Talk of "ecosystem services" now draws attention to the helpful things that nature does unbidden, such as providing fresh soil and clean water.This approach not only has the advantage of moving conservation from the domain of lofty morality down to earth, reflecting a pragmatism more likely to support and sustain action.
It's like being plunged into one of the verse plays of TS Eliot where you are obliged to observe a lofty otherworldliness, nagging morality, awkward innovation and artificial banter.
Despite our lofty rhetoric about U.S. greatness and morality, in practice there is a jagged incongruity.
The result is that every roughhousing playtime is beneficial for body and brain as well as for the loftiest levels of the human spirit: honor, integrity, morality, kindness, and cooperation.
Still, any confusion of aesthetics with morality, the cherished notion that at least the loftiest music is invariably a force for human edification and communication, must fall before even the most cursory reflection on the place of music in the Third Reich.
Sentimental comedy had its roots in early 18th century tragedy, which had a vein of morality similar to that of sentimental comedy but had loftier characters and subject matter than sentimental comedy.
