Encara no tenim significats per a "moral revolution".
1Never was a moral revolution brought about more rapidly and more completely.
2We can not bring about a moral revolution in a day or a year.
3In one way, he had undergone a moral revolution.
4But certainly their acts, whatever gradual deterioration they may indicate, bespeak no sudden moral revolution.
5She said a moral revolution had taken place in Lady Sellingworth after the jewels were stolen.
6The scientific revolution that led to the splitting of the atom requires a moral revolution as well.
7Nothing more clearly illustrates the nature of this moral revolution than the change which passed upon tragedy.
8Let us explain physically this moral revolution, as consoling to the terrified workgirl, as provoking to the princess.
9Upon asking himself anxiously what his life had so far amounted to, he underwent a profound moral revolution.
10We need a moral revolution.
11Such a movement requires a moral revolution with respect to the attitude of God's people toward membership in sects.
12Every thing shows that a vast preceding moral revolution in the empire is the only sufficient explanation of so sudden an event.
13An Italian marquis, whose birth and habits seemed little favourable to study, operated a moral revolution in the administration of the laws.
14The country was doomed to destruction, unless a great religious and moral revolution should change the character and the lives of the people.
15We Negroes have felt that a moral revolution could have been effected, and would have left no residue of evil in its wake.
16A mere sorcerer, after the manner of Simon the magician, would not have brought about a moral revolution like that effected by Jesus.
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