Sentence examples for moral books from inspiring English sources

Violently anti-moralistic, these are some of the most moral books I know.

I write these deeply moral books in a country which would prefer irony to anything with a moral tone".

It's a deeply moral book.

"It's a very moral book," Ms. Donelson said last week.

He added that he regarded his memoir as "a very moral book in the same way that Bret Easton Ellis's 'American Psycho' was a moral book".

In this passionately moral book, Knapp asks the same question as Occupy Wall Street: What about the ninety-nine per cent?

It is, obviously, a highly moral book, but to me it felt as if its precepts were based on a personal (rather than a Christian) morality.

As befits a writer of such precisely calibrated sensibilities, however, he is relatively uninterested in this situation's potential for crude moral book-­balancing.

But it didn't feel like an irritating moral book being preached to you (the sort of book adults recommend to teenagers).

James spoke of the author's "complete appreciation of the usual", and that is the dominant force in this moral book.

For in addition to its other strengths — so considerable that they may distract the reader from its most important accomplishment — this is a moral book, in the best sense of the word.