Sentence examples for moral image of from inspiring English sources

Such youthful promiscuity does not fit in with the current administration's moral image of American youth.

Developing and implementing CSR strategy helps leaders create a moral image of themselves and their firm, which ultimately provides a sense of accumulated moral credits.

When he died in 1830 Lawrence's standing declined rapidly and he quickly "became branded with the stereotypical loose-morals image of the Regency period", said Funnell.

With graphic obscenity, Crooked Little Vein contrasts our nation's larger righteous moral image with the consequences of its citizen's actions.

There is a lamentable tendency for discussions of health to take on moral overtones, the image of an admonishing finger taking shape in our conscience.

This is a moving image of moral certitude and shabby depravity.

With his gaunt, bearded old face he projects an image of moral purity that would have had the same impact 100 years ago as it does today.

At first glance, the poem might seem sentimental, its moral too sweet an image of self-effacing Victorian motherhood for modern taste.

The French in Mr. Weir's film, like the Japanese in a 1945 submarine picture, are simply the enemy, and as such deserve both hatred and respect, since they are, in combat if not in a larger moral scheme, the mirror image of the good guys.

It completely undermines their moral authority and destroys the image of their religion and their community.

In Britain, the archetypal image of a moral crusader was Mary Whitehouse, a Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells for the nation.