Sentence examples for moral turn from inspiring English sources

Does he mean he took a wrong moral turn?

So the fact that that momentum would play back against itself when that moral turn happened was really exciting to me".

There are multiple casualties there — the deaths of the Afghan men, the moral turn the American took — and one wonders why the Army would have no sense of urgency about preventing either.

Why is it so hard for smart people who have been around awhile -- Mr. Weill and Mr. Grubman qualify on both counts -- to see that if the road to instant gratification requires taking a wrong moral turn, such a turn is inadvisable?

Every South Park episode, while laced with profanity and absurdity, resolves with a moral turn.

Even if uncooked, the president's original notion about personalizing and revivifying a moral turning point in modern history reflected a broad change afoot.

"Today was a tremendously important moral turning point, but the work of making it a legal reality in the lives of couples still remains ahead of us," said Evan Wolfson, president of Freedom to Marry, an advocacy group.

Having said all that, I nevertheless the moment I started my piece with, the killing in the glen in "Unforgiven" when Clint's character realizes the utter futility of what he's doing is certainly an aesthetic and I guess moral turning point.

The cardinals' rhetoric, righteous in style but often self-serving in content, seems like a metaphor for too much of the behavior we've seen from American religious, political and business leaders alike since the nation's supposed moral turning point of Sept. 11.

It was a wrong decision I've had to live with ever since and making it was a huge moral turning point in my life.

The young white guy is doubly out of it, not just because of his race but because he expects the world to make sense morally, and his moral instructor turns out to be Dirty Harry (though much more conscious and treacherous than Harry ever was).