Braceland was a vigorous proselytizer on moral and cultural subjects; he characterized rock and roll as a "communicable disease," and he championed the creation of a federal agency to deal with a postwar society that he viewed as a cauldron of psychic ills.
While pail systems were originally deployed in cities as a perceived improvement upon pit latrines, 20 ) these approaches have been the subject of vigorous opposition on moral and public health grounds, as well as the lack of labourers willing to operate them.
They survive as testimony to a vigorous director with a moral and honest heart.
His notable Charaktēres (many English translations) consists of 30 brief and vigorous character sketches delineating moral types derived from studies that Aristotle had made for ethical and rhetorical purposes; this work later formed the basis for the masterpiece of Jean de La Bruyère, Les Caractères... (1699).
November 12, 1922 Zhytomyr, Ukraine July 3, 1951 Warsaw, Poland Tadeusz Borowski, (born November 12 , 1922 Zhitomir, Ukrainian S.S.R. [now Zhytomyr, Ukraine] died July 3 , 1951 Warsaw, Poland) Polish poet and short-story writer noted for his vigorous, desperate search for moral values that might withstand such realities as the horrors of the Nazi occupation.
It's a monstrous commonplace that guns are as American as apple pie, but that's why a movie about guns, the agony of gun violence, and the crying need to control and renounce guns has to be a big, philosophical, wide-ranging film — a movie that feels as raucous and mighty and capacious and vigorous and ornery and moral and immoral and wild as the country itself.
By Richard Brody December 9, 2015 It's a monstrous commonplace that guns are as American as apple pie, but that's why a movie about guns, the agony of gun violence, and the crying need to control and renounce guns has to be a big, philosophical, wide-ranging film — a movie that feels as raucous and mighty and capacious and vigorous and ornery and moral and immoral and wild as the country itself.
It's a monstrous commonplace that guns are as American as apple pie, but that's why a movie about guns, the agony of gun violence, and the crying need to control and renounce guns has to be a big, philosophical, wide-ranging film a movie that feels as raucous and mighty and capacious and vigorous and ornery and moral and immoral and wild as the country itself.
Until the Victorian era, when sporting activity came to be regarded as a moral safeguard against dissipation, vigorous exercise was still cautioned against, particularly in the case of women.
There are equally vigorous secular arguments defining the same moral obligation.
