Sentence examples for moral palette from inspiring English sources
And the show's moral palette goes beyond the usual black and white of television crime dramas.
As compensation for this old-school moral palette, the movie is granted a broader racial range; the king presides over a multi-ethnic land, and his son's black sidekick (Nonso Anozie) proves crucial to uniting the lovers.
It is clear that I and many Americans do have a personal investment in the events and outcomes of a war painted inaccurately at the time by the blood-soaked brushes of leaders whose moral palettes did not contain the right colors, e.g., truth, candor, clarity of purpose, admission of failure, accountability, shame, sorrow, guilt, and responsibility to the fallen and their families.
So can a rich, flushed palette and intensified moral gravity.
The dialogue can get pretty clunky, and the show seems determined to echo its moral murkiness with a drab color palette that looks particularly disappointing when you compare it to the bright uniforms and lens flares of the current Trek movies.
John Cusack competently voices the hunchbacked servant who assembles a female monster, but kiddies will be undiverted by the humdrum animation and a palette that mirrors the film's moral and meteorological gloom.
The relative absence of shadows and other visual depth cues from soap-opera and game-show sets and the use of fill lighting to erase wrinkles build a monochrome palette that suggests that daytime TV lacks moral heft and consequence.
Assembled from a narrow palette of Establishment standards, Mueller's regular outfit communicates a moral outlook in its particulars, an unostentatious grace in its polish.
The emotional palette behind the effectiveness of social control is a rich one, composed not only of a sharp sense of moral indignation and a fear of being punished, but embarrassment and shame when one violates social norms.
