Sentence examples for uncompromising moral from inspiring English sources

But when Stein's political reason for being is uncompromising moral clarity, her personal contradictions make the protest vote she asks for less morally meaningful than she suggests -- even in the abstract.

They also, typically, communicate powerful and uncompromising moral narratives.

Representing the 12 condemned men on appeal, Jones demonstrated both legal shrewdness and uncompromising moral courage.

Together the lecture-fable and the essays explore the palpable social consequences of uncompromising moral conflict and confrontation.

Your uncompromising moral character, your honesty, decency and loyalty, is unparalleled by anyone that I have ever known.

In a preface, Main declared that Eliot had "forever sanctified the Novel by making it the vehicle of the grandest and most uncompromising moral truth".

In his final years, Bourdain attained a new sort of celebrity as an activist, a revered elder statesman, and an overt and uncompromising figure of moral authority.

Cf. Jefferson's uncompromising faith in the moral discernment of the people with Montesquieu (1758 13 144).

The use of slow motion in the shoot-outs was unprecedented in its scale and, though much imitated, this uncompromising film retains its cruelty and moral power.

He left no account of his conversion experience, but in his early works, Ad martyras ("To the Martyrs"), Ad nationes ("To the Nations"), and Apologeticum ("Defense"), he indicated that he was impressed by certain Christian attitudes and beliefs: the courage and determination of martyrs, moral rigorism, and an uncompromising belief in one God.

Although we can and should learn from the anti-theorist critique, and pay special heed to its insistence upon the importance of particular circumstances for moral judgment, the most uncompromising versions of casuistry and particularism threaten to replace reasoned argument by the delicate and nuanced perceptions of sensitive moral judges.