Sentence examples for moral trajectory from inspiring English sources

With those actions we set the show's moral trajectory".

But Casement's moral trajectory ran opposite to that of many modern human rights activists.

When the final act comes via fire, bullet or starvation, it gives a purpose and moral trajectory to a life more or less ordinary.

Tony Soprano was a bad guy, but his badness wasn't static, and for much the show's run there were plenty of unresolved questions about his ultimate moral trajectory.

"Victims of the drug war" will also be present to speak about how the criminalization of drugs has harmed "mothers, children, entire communities", said Carruthers. "The decisions we make will propel the trajectory of America's moral standing and moral authority for the foreseeable future," said Carruthers, "not only in this nation, but for the world".

But "Men of Honor," while it tracks both the downward slide of Sunday's career and the upward trajectory of his moral stock, doesn't make his internal drama the center of the narrative.

Dangling the threat that the couple will be discovered, the movie feints toward the possibility of scandal and moral reckoning, when its true trajectory concerns a woman's emotional breakdown.

This downward trajectory gave me a moral chill.

The combination of violence and material wealth, implicit in the gangster's social trajectory, undermined the steady moral ethos of the American dream for ordinary hard working families.

What follows in this section is a brief outline of the origins and trajectory of reflection on moral responsibility in the Western philosophical tradition.

Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" has carefully constructed characters, a backstory, a narrator, a dramatic trajectory, and a well-modulated moral voice.