Sentence examples for moral collisions from inspiring English sources

He insisted that moral collisions, even if unavoidable, can be softened, claims balanced, compromises reached.

But tradition and modernity, Africa and Europe are not static, opposed concepts impelled toward a simple moral collision: the man whom the beautiful, defiant heroine must marry works abroad for a French conglomerate.

At first glance that should be the moral of the near-collision this week between the Lords and the Commons.

What Cronenberg and his screenwriter, Steve Knight, want to engineer is a collision between worlds that have nothing — no social habits or moral norms — in common.

The inevitable collision between these two peoples posed the strategic and ultimately moral question: How could the legitimate rights of the Indian population be reconciled with the demographic tidal wave building to the east?

As Dreiser re-creates it, the crime grows out of a collision between the mental and spiritual poverty of the lower middle class and the moral poverty of the rich.

The collision between "religious freedom" laws that allow discrimination against targeted groups like gays and the expanding moral sphere that has led to more tolerance over the past half century were on display in Indiana and elsewhere this week.

Like Flannery O'Connor, a writer who had a moral vision of forbidding harshness, Saunders enjoys stripping things down to the basics and setting two characters on a collision course.

no collisions . . .

There's more collisions.

Yes, car collisions.