Sentence examples for moral eye from inspiring English sources

And at the back of it, and this is why he is a great DOP, he has a pitiless and courageous and a moral eye.

Direct evidence of Bacon's influence here in making science available for an educated public is seen in the use of his work by Pierre de Limoges in his influential text, De oculo morali (On the Moral Eye), written at Paris between 1275 and 1289.

Add to that the moral primitivism of eye-for-an-eye justice, and you have a medieval practice in search of a justification in the 21st century.

Moral: Keep an eye on doors and children.

"I want to restore your faith in human nature," coos Stephen Fry in new hidden-camera "moral conundrum" series Eye Spy (Thursday, 10pm, Channel 4).

We may disagree with the practice of spanking, and prefer non-violent means of achieving similar ends, but we can easily understand that spanking is moral in the eyes of those who do it.

There was Andy Warhol, with his omnivorous eye and moral distance.

Even his name evokes "crimes" and moral "griminess": With greedy eye, he looked on all he saw, He knew not justice and he laughed at law; On all he marked he stretched his ready hand; He fished by water and he filched by land".

This forced the government to choose between forcibly removing the women on camera (which would diminish the regime's political legitimacy in the eyes of the international audience) or allowing them to stay (which would diminish the regime's moral authority in the eyes of its own more conservative citizens).

After the war he once more worked in various jobs, the most long-lasting of which was with an oil company, from which he was dismissed in 1933 for drunkenness, absenteeism and moral turpitude – he had an eye, and more than an eye, for the secretaries.

The issue is not putting gay people on the same "moral plane" in the eyes of the Church, but putting gay people on the same LEGAL PLANE in the eyes of the state.