Sentence examples for moral art from inspiring English sources

Like Goya's "Disasters of War," this is a passionate, mordant, self-consciously moral art, and it has traveled the waves of fashion remarkably well.

Like much African sculpture, they are examples of a regulatory moral art, designed to shape behavior in the interest of social balance.

A strong dislike of affectation and pomposity, she held a clear concern that writing should be a serious and moral art.

I guess that's the moral: art is Gaye, but life is a tape loop of Michael Bolton songs, and it will finally wear you down.

Ben Jonson's epitaph on Vincent Corbet, a Twickenham nurseryman who died in 1619, turns market-gardening into a moral art: His mind as pure and neatly kept As were his nurseries, and swept So of uncleanness or offence, There never came ill odour thence!

He concludes "The Moral Art of War" with a consideration of "the twilight of the photographer as novelist," evoking Robert Capa, at the center of one of the early essays in the book.

Philosophy, morals, art, and science are only separated from one another pragmatically.

Yet beyond all of these, it suggests that in the large topics that experience had put before Burke religion, morals, arts and sciences argument had not produced an overwhelmingly decisive case.

In a just and moral society, art is crucial to our understanding of freedom, difference and individual agency.

Ordinarily, Comstock attacked commercial pornography rather than serious writing, but he sometimes took action against established modern works and the classics on the principle of "morals, not art or literature".

Here is Confucius on the rectification of names: "If language is not correct, then what is said is not what is meant; if what is said is not what is meant, then what must be done remains undone; if this remains undone, morals and art will deteriorate; if justice goes astray, the people will stand about in helpless confusion.