Sentence examples for moral works from inspiring English sources

Marulić's didactic moral works were written in Latin and translated into many European languages.

Throughout his moral works, Kant returns time and again to the question of the method moral philosophy should employ when pursuing these aims.

The mental work finished, the moral work goes on, often in modest invisibility.

This seemed to me to give literary criticism a lot less moral work to do.

Maintaining a military, done correctly, he said, is difficult physical, mental and moral work.

In public life, there are subjects about which the mental work is done, but the moral work still needs doing.

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It's fair to say the success of "Mansfield Park" as a moral work of art depends on Fanny doing so.

Ferguson has served as a signature example of just how much moral work will be involved in building a better country.

Life was understood to be constant moral work, a job that could never really be "done," because the ideal was Jesus' unsurpassable perfection.

This means that though the moral work — of persuasion, conviction, and shaming — needs to go on, we can be confident that it will go on and win, too, in the long run.