Sentence examples for moral places from inspiring English sources

At first, reformers thought that if they could separate ward politicians from their constituents by removing saloons from residential neighborhoods, then the cities would develop into more moral places.

Beds are Burning is a brisk dispatch from geographical and moral places that Australians generally prefer not to visit – the immense emptiness of our outback, and the grim post-1788 histofy of Australia's Indigenous people.

But there was no moral place for humankind in nature.

To quote the immortal William Makepeace Thackeray: "Yes, this is VANITY FAIR; not a moral place certainly; nor a merry one, though very noisy".

This would suggest that the decision between consent and non-consent has here no normative effect: whatever the agent decides, the previous moral situation remains in place.

Rosand concludes that the opera's broad moral compass places it first in a long tradition of operatic works that embraces Mozart's Don Giovanni and Verdi's Don Carlos.

As he has at previous events in New Hampshire, Mr. Romney cast the choice in moral terms, placing the Republican party in the moral high ground.

Their utilitarian moral theories placed individuals on a par in the social calculus by asking about the greatest good for the greatest number.

There's also a collection of moral conundrums placed in front of the player, and they'll be able to customise their character.

In consideration of your son's questionable judgment in telling jokes, do you think there should be any moral limits placed on comedy?

The Islamic Republic of Iran, applying criteria of political, religious, and moral correctness, placed severe limits on the free expression of writers and poets, although there were brief periods when government censorship was relaxed.