Sentence examples for moral torch from inspiring English sources
But whereas Beckett used and even exploited this darkness, Shaw introduced a bright moral torch of optimism to repel it.
We realize we are late, and America has regained the torch of a moral revolution".
Denmark's cost-cutting government may have reduced foreign aid, but it remains one of the most generous donors in the world.More recently Norway has held the torch as a "moral and humanitarian entrepreneur", in the gushing words of one journalist.
Super Bowl Sunday is imperial Rome, all armor and battle formations, while the Olympics are still classical Greece: all torches, wreaths and moral uplift.
For Lazarus, who wrote the sonnet in 1883 having seen only the torch when it was on display for a fund-raising drive in Madison Square Park, "it was a moment of moral and spiritual recovery, after her attempts to raise money to benefit the Russian-Jewish refugees of 1881-82 had largely fallen on deaf ears," Professor Schor said.
