Sentence examples for moral repair from inspiring English sources

These are a part of full moral repair.

In his case, moral repair came through an empathic, painful connection with Mayek's mother.

He feels the awful weight of self-indictment, the empathy with the victim and survivors, and the need to make moral repair.

Had he bothered to mention that much of my book is devoted to setting forth general principles for moral repair from which I derive concrete proposals for the church, instead of attributing to me positions that are not my own (and turning my book's brief discussion of anti-Zionism into a seeming centerpiece), then at least he would have let the readers know about the book's real content.

If risk amplification is harm, though, it is unclear what should count as fair compensation or moral repair.

In truth, there is no such thing as "black-on-black" crime unless you believe that there is such a thing as "the Negro" who's in need of moral repair.

That Mr. Brooks doesn't mention such Clinton administration initiatives as urban renewal, brownfield revitalization, community policing and gun control undermines the argument that the betterment of society is "moral self-repair" rather than an effective domestic agenda put into effect under fierce scrutiny that is now showing real, measurable results.

Green will still have a moral obligation to repair the damage to BHS's pension fund, which is probably where MPs should concentrate their efforts.

Without care we can neither achieve moral justice nor repair the "harms of history". Jennifer Leaning the director of Harvard FXB Center, alluded to the intractability of discrimination and the "exhaustion on the paths that we're currently taking" to combat it.

Since taking office in 1997, Mr. Annan has strengthened the U.N.'s management and moral credibility and repaired its once-frayed ties with Washington.

Rev. Blackmon co-authored the White Privilege curriculum for the United Church of Christ and toured the nation with Rev. Dr. William Barber of Moral Mondays and Repairer of the Breech, Rev. Dr. James Forbes of The Drum Major Institute and pastor emeritus of The Riverside Church in New York, and Sister Simone Campbell of Nuns on the Bus proclaiming the need for a Moral Revival in this nation.