Sentence examples for moral passion from inspiring English sources

However coolly expressed, such statements convey a fierce moral passion.

There is a scholarly seriousness here; also, a moral passion.

The horror of his own betrayals clearly fuelled the moral passion in his novel.

The arguments have been conducted with forensic intensity and unwavering moral passion.

Moral passion rooted in faith is not limited to the ranks of religious conservatives".

I said, "Real estate isn't the easiest profession in which to use your moral passion".

The show merely facilitates the discussion, engaging the audience's moral passions on one side or other.

Forced to turn her back on her baby, Miriam has also surrendered her convictions, the moral passions that sent her to Mississippi in the first place.

In the same way that Sigmund Freud created a way of making sense of the dynamics and passions of the human psyche, the pioneering French sociologist, Emile Durkheim, created a language for understanding our collective moral passions.

The former South Korean diplomat, claim these critics, looks like the man in a grey flannel suit, unable to move the moral passions of the Western public.

Thus "morals excite passions, and produce or prevent actions" (T 3.1.1.6/457).