Sentence examples for vast moral from inspiring English sources

But it was a vast moral reservoir for the Labour movement.

Despite what might seem to outsiders a vast moral taint, the Tour remains extremely popular in France.

(And in the great — repeat, great — "Funny People," from 2009, Apatow subjects his own swinging world to vast moral pressure, both high and low).

(And in the great repeat, great—"Funny People," from 2009, Apatow subjects his own swinging world to vast moral pressure, both high and low).

In the vast moral reckoning that is modern German history, their suffering is overshadowed by those who felt the Nazi boot.

Only when changing circumstances are combined with the beliefs of a party that had long condemned (in Lincoln's words) the "vast moral evil" of slavery does the march toward freedom become understandable.

But the title of this often touching memoir refers equally to the vast changes, moral and technological, that have obliterated the way of life the author remembers here.

The album "Sun Ship" captures that vast musical and moral change; the complete session documents it in action, like a sonic documentary film.

His 2012 film "Moonrise Kingdom," a sweet story of adolescent first love set against a background of pain and loss, is set in 1965 in a fictitious New England island community that undergoes vast geographical — and moral — changes by way of a quasi-Biblical, quasi-apocalyptic catastrophe.

This place's complications — religious, economical, geographical, moral — are vast and kaleidoscopic.

Their encounter is the first serious juncture for change involving this issue of vast strategic importance and moral implication.