Sentence examples for moral relief from inspiring English sources

Anyway, off comes his helmet, and Boyega gives a fine demonstration of moral relief, as the sweaty burden of malice is lifted from his soul.

The same thing, perhaps, that we are hoping to find when we buy quinoa crisps, or gluten-free seed bars: perfect health, moral relief, a sense of inner purity that somehow erases all the wine we drank last night.

I would suggest that the dead boy provides no moral relief or insight to the story or to the historical events upon which the film reflects.

It is a business replete with murky moral hazards, relief workers say, in which all types of compromises may be necessary.

The Obama administration, along with housing activists and many economists, says the "moral hazard" of debt relief is less dangerous to the economy than the foreclosures and suffering that will happen if nothing is done.

They appeared currently to gain little physical relief or moral support from GP contact, although they did note that they had in the past and might again in the future in the context of severe episodes of their long-term conditions.

Learning to reflect on the ethical challenges the employees face in their everyday work, and experiencing the benefits of it, such as relief of moral distress, are described as key reasons and motivations for implementing ethics reflection in clinical practice [ 20, 21].

CARE and the other relief organizations give moral cover (and pocket the cover charge).

By contrast, for the non- European" remainon- Europeanalkans [3], similaremaindercled by member states, jonning would be almostheore of a moral vindication than an economic relief.

For those with even modest interest in international laws and moral norms, there was some relief.

Butz provides both comic relief and a moral center; he knocks the number "Don't Break the Rules" out of the park, a telling moment in production that boasts leggy splash, this being the 1960s, but little weight.