Sentence examples for moral transformations from inspiring English sources

Either way, vast, diverse, complicated nations are reduced to convenient slogans, the better to reveal the complex moral transformations of white English-speakers.

It also calls for moral transformation to ensure leadership is morally upright.

Patriarch Kirill has spoken in the past three weeks of rampant corruption and the need for moral transformation.

The novel covers a lot of ground – sexual politics, "evil" kids, the tension between social and moral transformation.

His straightforward language proves inspirational to worshipers, who come flocking to mosques, and Reza undergoes a moral transformation.

The play also depicts the moral transformation of a rapacious lawyer into a love-smitten puppy dog.

And that the point of spiritual wisdom is not necessarily strenuous prayer and fasting and moral transformation.

Reading James, though, I could see that there was a fundamental inertness at the heart of the show where, for all his moral transformation, Bryan Cranston's Walter White remains stuck in the same dully misanthropic place.

Hannibal is not only a drug dealer obsessed by Hannibal Lecter of "Silence of the Lambs" but also a dreamer with a Christian background who undergoes a moral transformation in the end.

There she began to teach her methods of silent contemplative prayer and of passive acceptance of God's initiative in one's moral transformation, which was in stark contrast to the traditional emphasis on the active cultivation of piety and morals.

The young man's desire to protect the honor of his beloved and his fantasy of rescuing her from her miserable circumstances (she lives with other refugees in a makeshift encampment near a cemetery) lead him, through the awakening of his immature, unthinking ardor, to a moral transformation.