Sentence examples for moral exploration from inspiring English sources

Ms. Burshtein turns this somewhat melodramatic premise into a sensitive, restrained and emotionally satisfying story of moral exploration and self-discovery.

An assertive, reactionary prude, she was also an inventive, bold writer with a rapacious memory, unafraid of experimentation and moral exploration in her 'scribbleration'scribbleration

It is in the work of Dürrenmatt that the crime story most fulfils its potential as an instrument for moral exploration.

Last year in these pages, Richard Eder praised the tale's "exhilarating moral exploration" and found the writing "as naked and jolting as an unwrapped live wire".

If these judgments had been fiction, they would have belonged in the tradition of moral exploration that includes Jane Austen, Leo Tolstoy, George Eliot, Henry James, Joseph Conrad.

The area was among the first to embrace the cinema early in the 20th century and, most especially through Carl Dreyer in Denmark and Victor Sjöström and Ingmar Bergman in Sweden, it has established a tradition of austere moral exploration that is thought to express national character.

Where is the exploration, the moral dilemmas, the sense of the unexpected?

A family of abstaining vampires in an English suburb suffer from their suppression of instinct in Haig's droll exploration of moral conflict.

This novel, another exploration of moral ambiguities, contains some of his most impressive writing, although it is marred by its contrived conclusion.

To his astonishment, his tale of a black slave owner, an aching and lyrical exploration of moral complexities, has become a literary sensation since its publication in August.

By being fleeter and more seductively plotted than The Tunnel, his 2013 novel Middle C managed to top it as a savage exploration of moral failure.