Sentence examples for moral effect from inspiring English sources
How does literature achieve this moral effect?
"The moral effect of [the battles] was very great".
He disliked the moral effect robber barons had on the country he loved.
The devastating moral effect of costume and makeup becomes evident from the very first quick-change, and gives rise to a surprising comparison.
The unexpectedness of the reverse, due largely to the staunchness of Dumouriez's regular troops and to his artillery, increased its great moral effect.
But Eliot must also have been moved by Main's frequent assurances that her work was achieving the elevated moral effect she had intended.
The positive moral effects of team sports.
The strategic effects of this great victory were negligible, but its moral effects were immense.
Steiner has dilated at great length about its intellectual and moral effects.
Sidgwick, the son of a clergyman, had abandoned Christianity but feared the moral effects of the decline of religion.
His subjects are the psychological and moral effects of physical environments—specific geographical, architectural, and urbanistic settings on his characters.
