Sentence examples for moral inquiries from inspiring English sources

As their titles suggest, his best films are moral inquiries.

The arrival of such a series will call to mind what legendarily came before: its moral inquiries, its occasionally bewildering points of plot.

In his notes for Blue, he makes it clear that the theme of freedom is meant in a non-political sense: 'We're talking about individual freedom, a profound freedom, freedom of life.' It's debatable, though, how far-reaching Kieslowski's films really are as moral inquiries.

Moral inquiry is lightly worn.

(This is the "Ma, he started it!" school of moral inquiry).

This extraordinary moral inquiry into life in an Indian slum shows the human costs exacted by a brutal social Darwinism.

But there is also no necessary reason why one must presuppose it in order to pursue moral inquiry.

There are Leibnizstrasse, Kantstrasse, Niebuhrstrasse, and Mommsenstrasse, all for illustrious figures in the great German tradition of moral inquiry.

The movie is driven by an urgent moral inquiry, yet it has the mesmerizing detail and humor of a very idiosyncratic fiction.

But the tone of moral inquiry, incongruously voiced by Gaitonde, who is as serenely homicidal as ever, comes too late in the book.

Its characters end up seeming like a chorus without a cast, and the book obligated more to technique than to the moral inquiry that generated it.