Sentence examples for moral directness from inspiring English sources

Elijah, a young man whom Lia comes to know after Cassie's death, someone wayward in his own right but with a sweetness and moral directness, catches Lia off guard.

It's part of a moral directness that could lead Dylan to write that though he was profoundly influenced by Brecht's Threepenny Opera, he was appalled that "there was no love for people in it".

David Hogg, a Stoneman Douglas senior who also appeared on "Meet the Press," explained the moral stakes with impressive directness when he said, "Our community and our nation have taken too many bullets to the heart".

"In addition to its directness and clarity... it is pretty much aimed at moral improvement rather than textual interpretation".

To lead by example is his reply and we know, through the honest directness Damon embodies, that he is a man capable of moral growth.

It's because of the directness and daring of Verdi's music that La Traviata was perceived by those big beasts of supposed moral rectitude in the press as being so dangerous.

The reason for such directness?

Also her legendary directness.

I like directness.

She has a robust directness.

"That directness meant something to me".