Sentence examples for moral expanse from inspiring English sources

And if we decide that actually, yes, we do think some infanticide is a better outcome than many abortions, and declare sex-selective terminations unsupportable, another ugly moral expanse opens up.

His vast documentary "West of the Tracks" (I've seen about half of its nine-hour expanse) presents the architectural, civic, and geographical decay and the moral degradation resulting from China's wild yet politicized industrialization (it's being shown as a sidebar on Sunday).

"It's a huge expanse.

"I like the open expanse.

Most obvious is sheer territorial expanse.

Lovely big expanse of blue.

Moral disintegration!

Moral issues.

The moral?

A story has so much less time to accomplish its thematic work that the temptation to deploy an italicized moral is usually greater than in the more capacious novel; yet MacLeod betrays a certain anxiety about the size of this new expanse he has to govern, and he winds up policing some of its pages with a needlessly heavy hand.

The expanse of the collection awed experts.