Sentence examples for moral charges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Langis's case highlights the continuing conflicts over needle exchange in spots around the country, conflicts that tend to pit public health officials against law enforcement officials, town liberals against town conservatives, raising moral charges all around.

No moral charge attaches to the representation of these cruelties.

You do not automatically expect the Yard to lead the moral charge.

Furthermore, the moral charge that the debts are odious is simply too sweeping.

There is little question that Mr. Fagan played a leading role in promoting the Holocaust claims, cases whose moral charge made them a public cause.

David explained that debt repayment has a powerful moral charge in our culture, that people feel ashamed about debt and guilty about non-payment.

(The Marriage of Heaven and Hell) That perception carries a moral charge, which is most clearly expressed in "Auguries of Innocence", a poem not published during Blake's lifetime.

They're squabbling and suffering from hangovers, but they're also coming to appreciate the struggles of the urban poor and to enjoy the moral charge of hard work.

Seen in this light, the jarring final moments of "The Sopranos" carry a moral charge: there's something punitive in Chase's decision to fuse my perspective with that of Tony — my murderous "alter ego" — and to fit the both of us for cement shoes.

Here again we see the transition from the objective facticity of one's constitution as a being with some moral charge, to the subjective endorsement of it, of accepting responsibility for the excellence of one's moral constitution as the source of one's value and dignity.

Newt Gingrich, leading the moral charge while having an affair of his own throughout the impeachment hearings, alongside Henry Hyde, whose own affair lasted five years.