Sentence examples for moral visions from inspiring English sources

But there is a danger in moral visions.

WILLIAM N. HOKE Manhattan Beach, Calif., Sept. 16, 2011 To the Editor: Paul Krugman is correct in asserting that at the crux of the next presidential election are conflicting moral visions.

Interestingly, Carlisle suggests that even atheists often construct their positive moral visions out of elements scavenged from (or else negatively defined against) Christian theodicy — Camus and Nietzsche, to take two.

And the crowd erupted with cheers and shouts of "Yeah!" The incident highlighted something that I don't think most political commentators have fully absorbed: at this point, American politics is fundamentally about different moral visions.

But beyond rival moral visions, the new policy raises a deeper issue: Should the government force parents — at least those not rich enough to afford private schooling — to send their children to classes that may contradict their moral and religious values on matters of intimacy and personal conduct?

The current debate over capital punishment is no longer focused on contested moral visions about taking a life but rather on the effectiveness, accuracy and cost of the agonizingly detailed, superficially rational, regulatory universe the Court has brought into being.

The hero has a high moral vision, but he also has the courage to take morally hazardous action in order to make that vision a reality.

The coalition claims a higher moral vision.

Is this really the sum total of our moral vision?

Sellars makes his moral vision even stronger through his casting.

His prose is elegant and muscular, his moral vision unwavering.