Sentence examples for moral trial from inspiring English sources

As Inman avoids these corn-liquored furies, he undergoes one physical and moral trial after another.

Organisers have described the hearing as a "moral trial" and "a test of international law".

But no hero's journey would be complete without a moral trial, and Hoare made sure that his garden provided one.

The parishioners' feuding is so hard to follow that readers may give up before the moving description of what proves to be Father Damien's own moral trial.

He speculates that the "slap on the wrist" may indicate that there was "no longer a need for a moral trial in addition to a criminal proceeding".

Sentimental comedy, a dramatic genre of the 18th century, denoting plays in which middle-class protagonists triumphantly overcome a series of moral trials.

That world, and the moral trials imposed by its sudden absence, is where the filmmaker's passions and pleasures are found.

Within seconds of her entrance, she knocked off a gleaming high D, and later the svelte singer proved shattering in surmounting the moral trials imposed by the Empress's unseen father, who rules the spirit world.

You have shown moral character through trial by fire, and the American dream of prosperity and security is a reward for all of this, showing who you have been and are – a badge of honour.

The stability of individual participants' moral strategies over trials raises several interesting questions for future work.

The triumphs of Hutchinson's career were a series of obscenity trials, "moral dramas" – as Grant calls them – that altered the law and relaxed the manners of a stuffy, falsely pious society.