Sentence examples for partly moral from inspiring English sources

In the book, Ruby's re-education of Ada is partly moral and spiritual, and under Ruby's tutelage Ada comes to understand nature as a kind of metaphor, full of signs and symbols.

Degas is certainly responsible for stripping the figure of the adolescent dancer of cuteness, and we could argue that his intent is partly moral, but anyone who looks for compassion in the work will not find it.

Some of these critiques are partly moral, since they emphasize the need for democratic values and trust in the context of scientific inquiry.

The intentions of the authors of the Eighth Amendment might have been that government bodies observe an abstract, partly moral standard forbidding governments from acting in a manner properly characterizes as cruel and unusual.

The virtues he has in mind are what he calls the "purely" moral virtues, that is, courage, justice, and temperance, which he distinguishes from prudence, which is a partly moral, partly intellectual virtue.

Such ambiguity indicates, that in spite of liberal laws, the society still consider induced abortion as a partly moral or ethical question.

So for me, it's partly a moral campaign.

Most of the pro-ana sites also explicitly discourage people under 18 from entering, partly for moral and partly for self-interested reasons.

Partly my moral upbringing in my family environment, I suppose, and how I envisage people should be looked after by public services.

In The Zone, his book about his experiences as a prison guard, Dovlatov wrote that he deliberately refrained from writing about "the wildest, bloodiest, most monstrous episodes of camp life" — partly for moral and aesthetic reasons and partly because, he added mordantly, he did not want to be known as a Shalamov or Solzhenitsyn, writers best-known for their chilling descriptions of Gulag life.

It is, in fact, partly a moral consideration that determines whether a legal principle exists or not.