Sentence examples for moral calls from inspiring English sources

Carson's was one of several moral calls to arms published at the start of the '60s.

That's a moral call, albeit a rather stupid one in my opinion.

It was a moral call to action, infused with an activist's rage.

Now Bush "has embraced Trump-bashing as a moral calling," Franklin Foer wrote in Slate.

That is a moral call, perhaps heroic, but certainly not one required or sanctioned by international law or covenants.

In his later years he became increasingly sensitive to the moral aspects of epistemology and metaphysics and, more generally, to philosophy's moral calling.

When it canceled "The Reagans," CBS said it was not responding to pressure, but making a "moral call".

Supporters, including evangelical Christians, said it would have stopped the murder of innocent life and sent a clarion moral call to the world.

In her recent collection of lectures, "The Origin of Others," Ms. Morrison emphasizes the existential challenge and moral call to sympathize with the stranger.

What united us was a moral calling and a commitment to doing the right thing, recognizing the power we had as individuals coming together to act as one.

At the time, the CBS chairman, Leslie Moonves, declared his decision about "The Reagans" a "moral call," because he concluded its portrayal of the Reagans was unfair.