Sentence examples for moral threats from inspiring English sources

Before Trump, there lingered the illusion that the public sphere contained something more than black-and-white choices and disastrous moral threats.

Sometimes, some changes are inevitable in terms of economic, political, technological, legal and moral threats, as well as internal discomfort (Kavanagh and Ashkanasy 2006; Schein 1983).

The moral threat posed by the bulldozer is poignantly rendered in "The Sound and the Fury".

To pray over: The national debt, suggests John Boehner, calling it a "moral threat".

Old coalitions have reappeared, deploying new rhetoric: in April, Dines supported a Republican bill in Utah that declared pornography not a moral threat but a "public health hazard".

The Orthodox Christian church, which enjoys pride of place among the country's many faiths, has stoked intolerance towards gays, describing homosexuality as a moral threat to Russia.

Mr. Boehner declared the nation's debt to be a "moral threat" to the country and chided the president for failing to offer a serious proposal for dealing with it.

Roman Khudyakov, a member of the Russian Duma, is gravely concerned about a moral threat to the country's children: he recently discovered that youngsters are being exposed, on a daily basis, to a graphic image of male genitals.

Stephen Sondheim's original stage show repurposed a patchwork of popular fairytales with adult-targeted metaphors for moral threat and sexual discovery – in a sense returning them to their Grimm origins.

Her films, and movies like "Baby Face" and the sensationally violent "Public Enemy," caused Catholic groups to form the Legion of Decency, in 1933, which crusaded against Hollywood as a moral threat to the nation.

The anti-Shariah theorists say that just as communism posed an ideological and moral threat to America separate from the menace of Soviet missiles, so today radical Islamists are working to impose Shariah in a "stealth jihad" that is no less dangerous than the violent jihad of Al Qaeda.