Sentence examples for moral illumination from inspiring English sources
When none of the moral illumination of institutions was present, kindness was all that remained, and the pale light of the individual rescuers shone.
Racine's deft insertion in Iphigénie of the future as an intrusive force determining the present creates a rehearsal of the Trojan War that culminates in a profound moral illumination revolving around the title character.
"What illumination — moral, psychological, social — can be provided of either [extreme situations] or the general human condition by a writer so deeply rooted in the extremity of her plight?" he asks.
Bauer also described pietism as the end of Christianity, since it destroyed dogma in favour of inner illumination and personal moral rectitude.
As one might expect from Socrates, his illumination seems restricted to the moral sphere.
Lacking the nuggets of illumination that lend a Chekhov play its universality or the refined moral scrutiny of a James or Forster novel, "The City of Your Final Destination" feels trivial, despite its high tone and impeccable manners.
And was there not a possible moral danger in fascination the habit of returning to the Jewish catastrophe over and over for an emotional workout without receiving further illumination from it?
Consciousness, growth, illumination, freedom?
"Michael Somoroff: Illumination I," installation.
Illumination display after concert.
