Sentence examples for moral meaning from inspiring English sources
Still, he maintains, "our bodies have intrinsic moral meaning.
The coldness in her mother had no moral meaning; it was more a basis for survival.
The weak can only plead, magnanimity and restraint gain moral meaning coming from the strong".
Above and beyond the consequences of his action is the moral meaning of his action.
This yields the third, moral meaning: the dancer's primary interest is not to display her technique.
It is also worth remembering that the 17th-century Dutch landscapes that Gainsborough studied at the beginning of his career were embedded with moral meanings.
Ruskin, who found new moral meanings in the built environment, evolved visions of a new form of society in which conventional divisions between gentlemen and labourers were ended.
This for him was more than a matter of dramatic caricature: he claimed to hear supposed Jewish characteristics like "petty intellectualism" represented musically.Finding moral meanings in formal musical patterns has a venerable history.
Among the historical confusions that have clouded research on epilepsy are, first, its incorrect association with mental illness, and, second, its obfuscatory entanglement in moral meanings, even when they are good.
Rulers like Louis XV and Frederick the Great were avid collectors of his scenes of domestic life, a universe of women and children, nurture and play, pulsing with unstated moral meanings.
