Sentence examples for morally engaged from inspiring English sources

Last year our reviewer, Janet Burroway, called the book "a rare thing, a page turner written at full intellectual stretch, serious but witty, large-minded and morally engaged".

Thank you and Leon Wieseltier for his insightful, intelligent and morally engaged review of Martin Amis's new book of essays, "The Second Plane" (April 27).

There's a case to be made that it's his best yet: on the counterintuitiveness front, it's classic Gladwell, but it's also more socially and morally engaged than his previous work.

Drew and Leacock, as well as the other filmmakers involved in the process (including D. A. Pennebaker and Albert Maysles), weren't detached observers; they were, inherently, a part of the unified field of action, and were intellectually, emotionally, and morally engaged in the events they were filming.

The most morally engaged, socially far-reaching annual film series to play New York, the festival, which opened its 12th season last night with a benefit screening of "Kiss of the Spider Woman," offers a different kind of global tour, conducted without the usual rose-colored glasses and tourist distractions.

However, because these ends are putatively set for us not by a contingent act of will but rather essentially by our nature as morally engaged, knowledge-seeking beings many philosophers will regard them as categorical rather than instrumental imperatives.

Pro-social brands are the next step for companies looking to morally engage with consumers.

For the occasion he has created a stateside variation on the morally intense, politically engaged British heroines he etched so memorably in plays like "Plenty" and "Skylight".

What matters is the sense that a person is morally invested and engaged in the object at hand to the fullest extent of his or her ability, his or her being.

"Catholic doctrine has a couple of principles that address when it's morally permissible to engage in action that has morally problematic effects," Pogin said.

It had to be emotionally engaged and morally sound, and to narrate boredom while obeying the physics of reading.