Sentence examples for moral reflections from inspiring English sources

In his weary yet tenacious voice he sang character portraits, lover's regrets, elegies, reminiscences, moral reflections and political complaints.

It is free of the moral reflections beloved of monks and the rhetorical effusions indulged in by emulators of the Latin historians.

The Maximes (1665; Maxims and Moral Reflections), his principal achievement, is a collection of 500 epigrammatic reflections on human behaviour, expressed in the most universal terms: the general tone is bitingly cynical, self-interest being seen as the source of all actions.

He is the author of Strip Mall Patriotism: Moral Reflections of the Iraq War.

Most research on video game violence in the past hasn't looked much at moral reflections.

He is the author of "Strip Mall Patriotism: Moral Reflections of the Iraq War".

A number of student responses dealt with arguments for ethics education in general and forming physician morality on the job in particular: The professional identity of future physicians requires moral reflection.

Literature can be a stimulus to moral reflection unequalled perhaps by any other, for it presents the moral choice in its total context with nothing of relevance omitted.

Thus, on the eve of the Geneva II negotiations to end the Syrian conflict, these horrific new revelations are grounds for serious moral reflection.

Most surviving victims of the Nazis were too busy putting their lives back together for moral reflection on the recent past.

She is engaged in moral reflection - the fact that she is no longer reading the letter makes that clear - and her pensive expression has a gravity beyond that of any other Bathsheba.