Sentence examples for moral potency from inspiring English sources

Her fierce belief in the moral potency of architecture made her an impressive, though not an easy, colleague.

Perhaps the chief moral potency of literature lies in its unique power to stimulate and develop the faculty of the imagination.

Its moral potency is perhaps greatest when it presents not systems but human beings in action, so that through the exercise of the imagination the reader can see his own customs and philosophies as he sees theirs: as some among many of the countless adjustments and solutions to human problems that different circumstances and humans' endlessly varied and resourceful nature have produced.

Moral authority, yes.

You have moral authority.

Eventually, members of favored societies begin consciously recognizing, and further deliberately refining, the utility-generating potency of their inherited moral intuitions.

Firrea carries similar potency.

So would more potency.

You know, potency.

It's got potency, resonance.

But they have remarkable potency.