Sentence examples for moral angle from inspiring English sources

Chuck is keenly aware of cricket's "moral angle": "You ask people to agree to complicated rules and regulations.

The moral angle is bust it's unjust and untrue to claim that classical music is inherently better than any other kind of music but a fire still burns.

The moral angle is bust — it's unjust and untrue to claim that classical music is inherently better than any other kind of music — but a fire still burns.

(Don't worry about it, he says, and she doesn't, though I did.) Mr. Kelly doesn't seem too concerned about the moral angle, either, which he takes his time getting to, creating a needless complication in a movie overstuffed with complications, including severed toes, watery portals to another dimension, the Mars Viking mission, murdered wives, tall ships and even, alas, the twin towers.

Succeeding in a world where even your grandmother knows how to download pirated content also has a moral angle, says Mr Doctorow.

Gerald Warner, as a Catholic (and apparently something of a "jihadist" himself), is a member of an institution whose history is littered with crusades, burnings at the stake, persecution of gays, and the perpetuation of the biggest pack of lies that the world has seen - so would seem to be in a poor position to try working the moral equivalence angle.

At its core this is a spectacular work of contemporary young adult fiction, one with a strong moral core, angled yet never didactic, expansive yet always focused.

The book approaches poverty from a moral and spiritual angle.

So there we were – the lapsed Jew and the C of E atheist – looking for a moral, psychological and intellectual angle from which to address our daughter's fantasies.

In his books, Wright has examined moral behavior from different angles.

Recent experimental work, employing both survey instruments and brain imaging technologies, has allowed philosophers to approach questions about the psychological basis of moral reasoning from novel angles.