Usage of "moral dimension"

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Usage of moral dimension in anglès

At least Fitzhugh's work possessed a moral dimension that his father's lacked. 
 Acts of faith 

For those most affected under Franco's regime, the moral dimension is more important. 
 Reuters 

It is not an act of an innate moral dimension, good or evil. 
 Star Trek: Myriad Universes: Shattered Light 

It's clear that for Murakami, running has a moral dimension. 
 The Guardian 

Jackie Kay's book is pacy with a complex moral dimension. 
 The Guardian 

I was only starting to comprehend the moral dimension of losing Namir and Saeed. 
 Reuters 

Having grown up on DC Comics, however, he thought tales should have a moral dimension. 
 Wired 

Practical wisdom is what's called for in situations that have a moral dimension to them. 
 Wired 

But just as important is the moral dimension. 
 The Guardian 

How far does its moral dimension extend? 
 The water room 

There wasn't a moral dimension to it. 
 The Guardian 

Mr Bertie Ahern said their involvement in the early stage was extremely helpful, adding a vital moral dimension. 
 The Irish Times 

Lincoln then turned Doug las's criticism to his advantage by addressing the moral dimension of the debate about slavery. 
 A. lincoln: a biography 

Peter Ridsdale showed in Istanbul last week that there is a moral dimension to the task of renewal, as well. 
 The Guardian 

She said Germany's "special responsibility" had both a legal and a moral dimension that included returning illegally obtained works. 
 The Guardian 

However, it is the moral dimension of his later work that marks him out as a most worthy recipient of the Nobel Prize. 
 The Irish Times 

moral

Adjective

Noun

Meanings of moral dimension in anglès