Sentence examples for moral pressures from inspiring English sources

Commercial pressures were accompanied by political and moral pressures from above.

Reflecting a widely held cynicism about the practical and moral pressures of raising children in China today, she says that if she could choose again, she would not even have had the first.

Very occasionally intercourse might, inadvertently, take place; but as a rule, if the partners went to the same school or considered themselves subject to the same moral pressures, they stopped just short of it.

But Findlay was wary of the play becoming "an indictment of any particular regime", arguing that it naturally feels modern, because there are equal and opposing moral pressures on Antigone and Creon.

The call serves to support Qatari government promises of labor reform in response to World Cup-related international criticism and increases moral pressures on Gulf states to significantly improve the plight of their millions of migrant workers.

Be patient with the moral pressures that weigh on your love interest...show your disappointment but respect their moral concerns.

First, moral pressure.

Moral pressure is also brought to bear.

That moral pressure must be relentless.

GUARE -- So it's a moral pressure.

Russia's political, religious and cultural elite faced huge moral pressure to participate.