Sentence examples for moral warning from inspiring English sources

For Richard III, Macbeth or Iago, think Marion Jones, Hansie Cronje and Tonya Harding – a moral warning writ large, a caveat to the dangers of ego and ambition.

The apocalyptic handshake is also a sort of moral warning about the impossibility of fighting the battles of others; if Schultz's retributive anger proved ultimately ineffective, counterproductive, and catastrophic, it's because his revulsion in the presence of Candie ought to have been secondary to the mission at hand, a mission undertaken for the benefit of Django and Hildy.

So whereas some high tech supporters of Occupy Wall Street, like Roger McNamee, think that the American political and banking system can learn much from Silicon Valley, Daisey believes that its reliance on outsourcing the production of its hardware to China is actually a moral warning about how not to behave in today's globalized economy.

Twentieth-century art historians are divided as to whether the triptych's central panel is a moral warning or a panorama of paradise lost.

Throw in a bit of fable-style moral warning, jarring-yet-compelling cinematography, and almost no dialogue, and you've got the kind of short that leaves you with more questions than answers needs to be rewatched a few times before you get it.

Encapsulating the display of the disabled, foreign or otherwise different in terms of public health or moral warning was a common practice by showmen like PT Barnum, since it removed much the stigma that surrounded the display of the female body in public during the Victorian era and made it a psuedo-educational form of entertainment.

This side also stresses moral hazards, warning that while feeding the hungry may be necessary, it can discourage people from feeding themselves.

David Brooks cites a Notre Dame study of 230 young Americans to indict an entire generation's moral sensibility, warning that our "erosion of shared moral frameworks" gives rise to "moral individualism".

The full poem tells the story of a trout being caught by a fisherman, but in its final stanza reveals its purpose as a moral piece warning young women to guard against young men.

The underlying moral and warning is announced in the final stanza, telling children that they should obey their parents and be kind to the unfortunate, lest they suffer the same fate.

His poems often contained morals and warnings for children, containing messages telling children to care for the less fortunate of society.