Sentence examples for moral causes from inspiring English sources

Yet why treat this distinction as the most significant when determining which moral causes we ought to take up?

But he was, in fact, not only keeping up with the great moral causes of his day; he was fighting for them.

Yet even among conservative Catholics who do want a united Ireland, some have put their moral causes before the constitutional question.

The White House is seeking to use the AIDS initiative to demonstrate Mr. Bush's commitment to moral causes as well as military ones.

A twofold view of moral causes, the natural and the divine, provided a philosophical axiom for state supervision of conduct in both the secular and the spiritual spheres.

For them, social and moral causes such as gay rights and sex equality loom larger than things like welfare and health.

He summarizes this conclusion by saying that our body does not act on our soul as a "physical cause (cause physique)" but only as a "moral cause (cause morale)" (Examen, OA, 38 150).

The president tried to make the case that this is a moral cause and that Americans must practice their own morality to win all around.

e. strengthen the moral cause of the Union.

The monument makers "weren't interested in ideology or the moral cause," Savage said.

This week, the pope will cast climate change as the moral cause of our times.