Sentence examples for of moral complexity from inspiring English sources
Euripides is the master of moral complexity.
Enter 2016's Doom, a game devoid of moral complexity.
The comedy flirts knowingly with bad taste in the interest of moral complexity.
QUINTON AARON: I think that woman just introduced an element of moral complexity to this story.
And it gave notice of the level of moral complexity he was willing to undertake.
The main problem with the piece is that Mr. Tantalo has streamlined the novel's narrative to the point of draining it of moral complexity.
To his astonishment, his tale of a black slave owner, an aching and lyrical exploration of moral complexities, has become a literary sensation since its publication in August.
Progressive Christians have the added advantages of a positive view of human nature, a general optimism about the future, a recognition of moral complexities and an openness to both religious and philosophical pluralism.
Freshmen orientation is now a five-day immersion in "Big Questions: What Will You Stand For?" with treks to food banks in the area and discussions of moral complexities.
When they talk about their experience, they offer an agonised account of the moral complexity of their profession.
Listening to Wilson's aspirations for the documentary, I could not help but remember the words of the Lutheran Church's social statement on abortion: "Church members must not only be aware of the moral complexity of the situation, but be able and willing to listen and walk with women and men through the process of decision-making, healing, and renewal".
