Sentence examples for moral light from inspiring English sources

They would like what Lincoln called our "fiery trial" to be seen in a political, not a moral, light.

Individuals may see the moral light and voluntarily give up their unjust posture, but groups are more immoral than individuals".

It seems unlikely that Thein Sein and his cronies have suddenly seen the moral light, or that they have finally bowed under the weight of western disapproval.

For Dworkin, legal theory is an interpretive enterprise, and offering a constructive interpretation of legal practice requires construing it in its best moral light.

In Williams's view, if Gauguin's artistic project fails, we are apt to judge him morally deficient; if his artistic project succeeds, we are likely to see his actions in a more favorable moral light.

Rather, the aim of a legal theory is to reconstruct the behavior and self-understandings of participants in legal practice and, moreover, to do so in a way that casts this practice in its best moral light.

Thirty years later, in the Paris Review interview, Baldwin said: "The sexual-moral light was a hard thing to deal with.

''I certainly could not possibly have — not at that point in my life — handled the other great weight, the 'Negro problem.' The sexual-moral light was a hard thing to deal with.

Research has shown that moral decisions light up areas of the brain in humans and other animals that deal with emotions and – significantly – the evaluation of others' emotions.

So besides Christianity there's a great deal of "Northernness" in Narnia, and other influences too, most of all "The Faerie Queene," with its pagan and Christian imagery pressed into service in a war between the starkest moral oppositions: Light versus Dark, Truth versus Appearance.

The dubious principles on which discrimination are based do not hold up to the moral cleansing light of daylight.