Sentence examples for moral each from inspiring English sources
Herodotus drew the obvious moral: each nation thinks its own customs best.
In the section on "Art", De Botton relates the plots of Oedipus the King, Mansfield Park, Madame Bovary and "The Death of Ivan Ilyich", doggedly rephrasing the moral each time.
The shorts selected had themes that "kids can relate to, timeless tales with a real moral". Each of the 17 new shows offers two old shorts hooked up with new songs with similar themes.
The offenses with which they've been charged are governed by the part of the St . Louis Countymunicipal code that regulates "public safety and morals". Each offense is punishable by up to one year in jail, a fine of $1,000 or both.
Carpenter, Holley, Herring and Campbell bravely shouldered this heavy sentiment in their songwriting and storytelling about the southland -- each using compassion as a moral compass--each using the inspiration of Eudora Welty as a guidepost.
I had been considering this long list of moral considerations each time I ate, and feeling queasy about the implications.
No one is simple, everyone's got motives, all construct their own moral universes, each absolving himself.
What sets white Southerners apart is that they had so many ways to go wrong, confronting a moral dilemma each time they drank from a white water fountain.
Sabu's films don't take any stance on the salaryman-yakuza moral divide — each receives an equal measure of ridicule and sympathy, with the only obvious disdain falling on the bumbling and self-righteous cops.
Although both sexes can possess the most rarified moral virtues, each sex tends to practice the virtues in a distinctive way.
We and the hypothetical rational bees will thus have very different moral outlooks, each of which is explicable in terms of our respective ecologies and will seem quite natural to those who occupy the relevant ecology (while the other's outlook will seem bizarre), but neither of which seems to have any claim to be a reliable guide to moral truth (as usually conceived).
