Meanings of moral enthusiasm in English

And this requires not moral enthusiasm alone, but vision and action.

A new moral enthusiasm and philanthropic energy grabbed the nation.

Her reputation, both for consistency and for moral enthusiasm, would be lost for ever.

His chief strength lies in his moral enthusiasm and his love of the beautiful in nature.

I suppose the thing has been mistaken before by inexperience for moral enthusiasm, and will be again.

Further, in too many cases there is a complete absence of moral enthusiasm, close observation, and genuine insight.

Religion and moral enthusiasm, 254.

It is neither just nor right that we should be put to a lot of inconvenience to gratify your moral enthusiasm, my friend.

Many forces were at work; the energising impulse of moral enthusiasm, the spell of heroism, the ancient and still unextinguished potency of kingly headship.

Neither sanctity nor intellect nor moral enthusiasm, though they be intensified to the point of incandescence, can make up for a want of nature.

What you said just now as to the power of his voice to arouse the moral enthusiasm of the people seemed to be impressively true.

If local self-government could be extinguished for the purposes of abolition why not for anything, in behalf of which a moral enthusiasm could be evoked?

Wisdom, education, and moral enthusiasms are but the machinery of our uplifting, the driving-power is Life.

"You carry your moral enthusiasm into all the details of your life," exclaimed Isaacson.

(3) Last but not least we must allow for the disappearance of that moral enthusiasm which Charles the Great had evoked in his subjects.