Sentence examples for moral piece from inspiring English sources

For the brothers, who call their "intensely moral" piece Death, it demonstrates how a "non-reproductive sex act - pleasure for pleasure's sake - is therefore death... .. Doubtless, Sister Wendy would also have admired their skill in casting the tacky plastic sex dolls in bronze.

The full poem tells the story of a trout being caught by a fisherman, but in its final stanza reveals its purpose as a moral piece warning young women to guard against young men.

Visscher's other main work, Sinnepoppen (1614; "Emblems"), is a collection of short moral pieces, again showing the writer's preference for essentially Dutch themes and objects.

Although "The Song of Sparrows" has some of the trappings of a naturalistic drama, it is really a series of strict moral lessons pieced together into an austere Islamic sermon.

But the moral of the piece is still clear.

As Donald Rumsfeld said yesterday, when he argued that the Taliban should not be granted "moral equivalence": "That piece of real estate has changed hands dozens and dozens of times throughout history, and the carnage has just been unbelievable".

In an era in which journalistic success is increasingly defined by the quantity of clicks, shares and comments a writer can generate, a moral high-ground piece detailing Mayweather's crimes and articulating why he must be shunned and hated is a guaranteed winner.

Under Farley's direction the Offering was a literary magazine of the most conventional sort, publishing moral and inspirational pieces that were meant to demonstrate the intelligence and refinement of the working girls and women of Lowell.

In the interest of talking about something besides the debt ceiling for a moment, here's an engaging Chuck Klosterman piece comparing moral agency on "Mad Men," "The Wire" and "The Sopranos" to the moral landscape of AMC's returning hit "Breaking Bad" (currently the best show on television, for my money).

And even if I am now more aware of Shawn's occasional prolixity, I still admire the piece's moral force, here superbly articulated by Clare Higgins.

But when the oppressed and exploited vacated the ethical high ground, this desirable property did not remain an empty piece of moral real estate for very long.