Sentence examples for sharp moral from inspiring English sources

In all sharp moral disagreements, maximalism is the constant temptation.

The goals of reform and democracy were couched in the language of U.S. interests rather than the sharp moral language that statesmen often use in public.

Mr. Appiah writes well about how shame and ridicule, often delivered through a free press, have consistently been sharp moral motivators.

But political analysts say his focus on religion, family, character and values this week seems an effort to draw a sharp moral contrast to both Mr. Clinton and his Democratic rival, Vice President Al Gore.

What we actually get is some mild textual tinkering and a determinedly jokey production that transforms the play from sharp moral satire into a genial Carry On Up The Acropolis.

On the other, there is a sharp moral and political divide between the creditor states and the debtor states, with a supposedly virtuous, prudent and righteous core beset by a feckless, reckless periphery.

The play's subtle surface is broken by the arrival of this obviously sinister and oddly articulate character, who gives blunt voice to one of Ms. Cho's sharp morals.

He has all the moves of a hardboiled metro reporter, including razor-sharp moral observation.

His eye for human frailty was as sharp as ever, and an acute moral conflict was always present, but the scale had diminished.

Iyer is a good writer with a sharp eye, a well-furnished mind and a keen moral sense.

"Iyer is a good writer with a sharp eye, a well-furnished mind and a keen moral sense," Luc Sante said here last year.