Sentence examples for moral simplification from inspiring English sources

"The moral simplification urge is an extraordinarily powerful one, especially in this country, where imperial guilt can lead to self-flagellation," he explains.

Like Wolfenstein, it operates with an moral simplification of reality; our main guy is a black soldier in a 1940s war, but his skin colour isn't acknowledged.

(Athol Fugard's plays are a good antidote for this simplification, while Mandela's moral greatness was to see, and say, that the Boers were as much South Africans as the Xhosa).

Either it plumps for simplification, which is pardonable given the justness of its moral outrage.

Some of Tolstoy's fables fall foul of over-simplification, a sentimentalising of the peasantry, and blared moral lessons.

Regulatory simplification.

Tax simplification.

Brash simplification is unavoidable.

The key is simplification.

One is tax simplification.

Another factor is simplification.