Sentence examples for moral complication from inspiring English sources

But the larger story — sprawling and fraught with moral complication — is what has happened beyond China's borders.

THERE is moral complication on display in "The Wasted Vigil," but this novel is more expansive than his previous ones, documenting several decades intensely and several centuries tangentially.

Deputy Mayor Dennis M. Walcott lives in the predominantly Caribbean neighborhood of Cambria Heights, Queens, and he summarized the moral complication.

Sometimes the urge to repay blood with blood was treated with skepticism or at least with a sense of moral complication, as in "Mystic River" or "In the Bedroom" or "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada".

Legal, familial, and moral complications ensue.

It's their entry into the picture that seems to create serious moral complications.

That reluctance to take an intellectual or political viewpoint leads to moral complications and complexities.

"The moral complications of living in a society you don't approve of".

The moral complications of the Fazal plot prevent an easy reading of this character, and even of the larger story of the opium wars.

Ms. Bigelow, practicing a kind of hyperbolic realism, distills the psychological essence and moral complications of modern warfare into a series of brilliant, agonizing set pieces.

It is rather that one feels, in this moment and many others, Spencer attempting to dial down the moral complications of sex tourism.