Sentence examples for moral progression from inspiring English sources
No boys here!" But David won't be put off, and in the moral progression he makes from ma'am to aunt he fixes an emotional claim upon her that is everlasting: I watched her, with my heart at my lips, as she marched to a corner of her garden, and stooped to dig up some little root there.
The religious movement believes in a moral progression through reincarnation after death: the transmigration of the spirit in a human body only reflects the degree of spiritual elevation.
The purpose of the life is to release oneself from the cycle of reincarnation through a moral progression aided by "fluids"—all human actions, acquiered by silent prayer and the harm caused by diseases and enemies.
They also laid on top of it a plot of moral or karmic progression, so that Mr. Hanks, the lead, goes from being the movie's worst character, a doctor trying to poison the 19th-century notary, to its best, the futuristic goatherd, Zachry, who saves humanity, or what remains of it.
There's no narrative progression to lend the film momentum, no moral ambiguity to engage our brains, and no question as to the outcome of all the head-lopping.
There is a moral logic to this notion of anticipatory self-defense, but the progression, from writing letters to fighting with guns, is worrisome nonetheless.
To the Editor: The lack of moral values in the young that David Brooks cites is nothing more than the natural progression of the cult of individualism that our nation has embraced for several centuries.
Think about the Twin Towers, the Taliban, the Religious Right's yearning for Armageddon, the geometric progression of our global population curve and the Church's opposition to family planning as a moral responsibility.
From within this ambiguous moral and conceptual landscape, my life took a radical turn when I encountered Juan Ruiz Naupari and the school of spiritual progression that he founded, the Pneuma System.
