It's not simply about the the moral superiority, brutality, treachery or martyrdom that took place on both sides.
Some said Picasso hit her, but probably his brutality was moral rather than physical.
It robs the U.K. of its moral authority to criticize brutality and high-handedness in the army or police in countries such as Zimbabwe, South Africa and Russia," the paper editorialized.
Tarantino functions in a moral vacuum where the brutality is mostly verbal, where sticks and stones can break my bones but words can really hurt me.
Sledge, who begins the war as a shy, polite guest at someone else's battlefront, becomes a ferocious combatant, only to be worn down by filth, fatigue, brutality and moral corrosion.
Recent films like Istvan Szabo's "Sunshine" and Regis Wargnier's "East-West" confront the brutality and moral ugliness of fascism and Stalinism, but they infuse the past with an unmistakable air of romance.
Anastasius was praised for this action by some sources, but their concern seems to be more for the danger the hunts could put humans in rather than for objections to the brutality or moral objections.
And as in Dickens, the brutality and dogmatic moral arrogance of Jane's righteous oppressors at the Lowood school have a political dimension, one compounded by Brontë's clearsighted feminism.
The idea that black women were hypersexual beings created space for white moral superiority by justifying the brutality of Southern white men".
It may be unclear what this passage (and others) about Olvido, a "well brought up and slightly haughty girl," with her "gentle cruelty," has to do with the moral dilemmas of photographing the brutalities of war.
