Sentence examples for moral move from inspiring English sources

It was more than a symbolic or moral move; Lincoln saw the proclamation as partly a military measure.

It is an unenviable position, where the right moral move could be the wrong political one, where the to-what-end question has a lack-of-clarity answer.

But in this case, price and moral value move together.

It just hid out for a while, its users ageing, while the moral panic moved elsewhere.

Despite these doubts, Kohlberg was able to show that moral development moves through stages and that some people do appear to attain an "ultimate" level of moral reasoning.

She was in graduate school when she read a paper by the University of Washington plant ecologist Roger del Moral; she moved across the country to continue and expand his decades of research on the pumice plain.

Moral suasion moves rapidly when the time is right.

Today's Robin Thicke is yesterday's GTA is the day before that's Video Nasty: the continuum of moral panic moves on.

But today we celebrate, because yesterday's historic step by the Presbyterian Church USA brought us a little closer to both -- and the sound you hear is the arc of the moral universe moving just a little closer to justice.

American conservatives view the proliferation of entitlements as a sign of moral decay, a move away from the hardy individualism represented by the classical negative political rights first guaranteed by the constitution.

One day after Mr. Fujimori tendered his resignation in a letter faxed from Tokyo, members of Congress debated throughout the day whether to accept it or to remove him from office forcibly for "moral incapacity," a move that opens the way for an investigation and possible prosecution.