Sentence examples for moral emphasis from inspiring English sources

His poems are characterized by a Confucian-inspired moral emphasis unique in Japanese poetry.

A generation later the Bolognese artist G.M. Mitelli was giving his narrative and seminarrative satires almost caricatural moral emphasis.

Also questionable is the moral emphasis of the temperance folk, their belief that drinking is a lapse, a sin, as if getting to work on time, or living a hundred years, were the crown of life.

But, like positive psychology, the moral emphasis is clearly related to the values of the sixties and the early seventies, the world that we left behind in the buckle-down eighties.

The words and problems and solutions of another nation — one passably like ours, but different in both details and moral emphasis — are ventriloquized by people dressed up to look American.

It's not surprising, with this essentially moral emphasis on "looking", that, while praising Flaubert's Madame Bovary, it's the rendering of physical detail, of setting, of what is dismissively called "description" in everyday literary language, that Naipaul cherishes and holds up to our gaze.

There are 10 nine-item subscales including: Cohesion, Expressiveness, Conflict, Independence, Achievement Orientation, Intellectual cultural orientation, Active-recreational orientation, Moral-religious emphasis, Organization, and Control.

Mencius's strategy for social reform was to change the language of profit, self-interest, wealth, and power by making it part of a moral discourse, with emphasis on rightness, public-spiritedness, welfare, and influence.

Watching the series was, for many, a spiritual experience, not only due to the story's centrality to Hinduism, its moral issues and emphasis on godly powers, but also because of its fantastical plot and a lavish production style not previously seen on Indian television.

There is a moral dimension to its emphasis on recovery rather than harm reduction, but also an economic one.

But this book has teeth, particularly when Appiah looks hard at the emphasis on moral dilemmas like the trolley problems.