Sentence examples for moral changing from inspiring English sources

When Schubert set the poem to music, he removed the last verse, which contained the moral, changing the song's focus and enabling it to be sung by male or female singers.

"Life on Mars" is a smarter, gloomier "Journeyman," the NBC series about a San Francisco journalist who time-travels through the not-too-distant past to inspire moral correction, changing the course of ordinary lives and bumping into his deceased former fiancée.

The language and moral sentiment is changing.

They should not live in constant terror of being accused of mental or moral weakness for changing their minds.

Much has been written about the moral case for changing Australia's policy response to boat arrivals.

Mr Gopnik's musings reach from the insularity of contemporary French gastronomy to the changing moral fashions that dictate what we eat.

It has often been observed that Christianity follows changing moral fashions, all the while believing that it stands apart from the world.

The most interesting thing to watch in "I, Me aur Main," the directorial debut of Kapil Sharma (his father, Rakesh Sharma, was the first Indian in space), is the changing moral landscape.

Watched as a whole, the series is a passport to a different era, from the changing moral standards to the architecture (I always liked getting a look at Poirot's art deco mansion block and the numerous country houses beat anything in Downton).

Through a combination of documentary analysis, participant observation and qualitative interviews, this paper shows how tax professionals negotiate changing moral imperatives.

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development's action plan on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting has proposed far reaching reforms in an attempt to bring corporate tax practice into line with changing moral boundaries in society.