Sentence examples for moral sight from inspiring English sources

Should we not blame the bespectacled Beckett for his short moral sight?

Hall admirably refused to treat the work as frivolous, but in underlining its moral seriousness lost sight of its humour.

Gilbert (2005) suggests that such a commitment might lead executives and other members to "simply lose sight of moral constraints and values they previously held".

What blasphemy: Only the tightest, most fearful of defensive crouches could cause a putatively moral institution to lose sight of the real victim in this never ending tragedy -- the thousands upon thousands of children, now grown painfully to adults, who had their childhoods desecrated by, of all people, their confessors.

But Ann worried that he might lose sight of his moral mission.

By Laura Miller Francis Spufford's tale keeps America's moral conundrums ever in its sights.

Outrage at the abuses perpetrated by the Islamist rebels should not provoke a moral panic in which we lose sight of what will deliver a solution.

Weaving together themes of the Tea Party and evangelical Christians, he called the debt crisis a sign that the country has lost sight of its founding moral principles.

Wider definitions of supererogation, which refer to any non-obligatory good action, are at risk of losing sight of the specifically moral value usually associated with "acting beyond the call of duty" or "going the second mile".

Eliminate the cultural and moral suppression of the nude and sight of its genitalia, and there is no need for the kind of fetishization that produces at least the erotic Uncanny in the culture at large.

It was a truly diabolical sight, the very symbol of moral corruption.