We appreciated the moral focus of @anglescott's "Extremely Proud and Incredibly Foolish".
The moral focus in L.D. leads many students to read works by great philosophers.
Leonard's villains are particularly colourful, while his protagonists, whether policemen, civilians, or honest criminals, provide his stories' moral focus.
With great restraint, he doesn't really give himself the opportunity here, leaving the dramatic and moral focus with Dench.
What her film lacks in precise moral focus and deeper mental excavation it makes up for in interestingly debatable ambiguities and self-doubt.
National Heritage markets its schools as "offering a back-to-basics and moral focus approach," according to company materials, and in some communities in Michigan the company's schools have drawn students from private religious schools.
When the novel, rather unexpectedly, acquires a moral focus it does so by commenting - however obliquely - on standard Bright Young Person attitudes such as indifference to the war or dislike of "conventional" society.
The Ides of March is a serious film that reveals Clooney as a director capable of welding his fellow performers into a superb ensemble while sustaining both dramatic tension and moral focus.
"Senator Santorum had a good point, because, unfortunately, what John Kennedy said in September of 1960," Cardinal Dolan said, "has been misinterpreted to mean that a separation of church and state also means a cleavage, a wall, between one's faith and one's political decisions, between one's - one's moral focus and between the way one might act in the political sphere".
Millions still love Dickens, the captions and quotations gently underline, because he made the unseen and unheard outsiders of the Victorian and of most later ages - the children, the poor, the jailed, the simple, the homeless, the outcast - not only visible and audible, but the absolute moral focus and fulcrum of his books.
