Sentence examples for obvious moral from inspiring English sources

This violence has no political name, no obvious moral, and may yet pass.

Like it's such an obvious moral question that even a robot would know the answer.

Cutting deeper than Malvolio's obvious moral rectitude, Mr. Garrison manifests sadness, deep hurt.

With this book Higgins reinvented the crime novel by removing its obvious moral centre.

Mandela's influence came partly through his obvious moral example, but also through his toughness and his gestures of sympathy.

Industry and Idleness (1747) contains, in addition to its obvious moral message, a good deal of self-dramatization, depicting the virtuous apprentice made good in a hostile world.

"Last Orders," though quite different in theme and structure, shares with these films a quiet, amused wonder at the complexities of human character, and a reluctance to shoehorn them into narrative conventions or deduce obvious morals.

These narratives eschewed stereotypes and obvious morals for subtler characterizations of queer lives.

Against the notion that it is obvious that moral goodness is a pure perfection, it is worth noting that many accounts by which moral norms are allegedly explained in a non-debunking way make reference to features specific to human life, or at least the life of beings similar to humans in important ways.

It's an almost unbearably bleak view and its lack of any obvious redemptive moral message will revolt some.

But he cannot support a federal marriage amendment without appearing to be a flip-flopper.Court decisions have led America into changes that seem obvious and moral in retrospect.