Sentence examples for moral design from inspiring English sources
They are formed by the author's moral design.
This world he created is of moral design.
"In this season, we are assured that history is of moral design," Mr. Bush said.
Douglas Stewart (Collected Poems 1936 1967 [1967]) was another who drew his inspiration directly from the natural world, perceiving in it fragments of the moral design of the universe.
Naturally, this makes for exciting, suspenseful viewing, but I suspect it's also the key to the show's moral design — helping us see ourselves as not merely the victims or the victimizers, the watchers or the watched, but both.
It is a very considerbale achievement, a novel of clear moral purpose and power, excellently designed and beautifully written; at the very least, I think, it should go straight on the short list for the Booker Prize.
These are not displays of sullen adolescent aggression; they're moral gestures, designed to put the kuffar in their rightful place.
In the speech, Mr. Gore said that soldiers sent to Iraq "were clearly forced to wade into a moral cesspool designed by the Bush White House".
Pappé denounces any political manipulation of the Holocaust as a means of moral blackmail designed to silence legitimate criticism of Israeli policies.
Like much African sculpture, they are examples of a regulatory moral art, designed to shape behavior in the interest of social balance.
In comparison with "West Beirut," though, it seems oddly programmatic in its moral layout, designed to prove that, in Wajdi's phrase, "no one has a monopoly on suffering".
