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Meanings of whole moral in English
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Usage of whole moral in English
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The practice of scapegoating contradicts the whole moral principle of personal responsibility.
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Religion advocates not the virtues in their severalty, but the whole moral enterprise.
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The passion scarcely less than the obsession may darken the whole moral sky.
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The whole moral life of the individual tends to become unsettled.
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The whole moral world vanished for him in that single instant.
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Is not that the vicious circle in which the whole moral world revolves?
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Yet we get our worth through it,-thegoal of our whole moral endeavor.
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But Wordsworth and Thomson, though upon the whole moral poets, had done their work.
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You Phylloxera, that are eating into our whole moral vine-crop!
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Faith is not an act of the brain merely, but of the whole moral nature.
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His whole moral philosophy is summed up in that.
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I comprise, therefore, under this term the whole moral and intellectual condition of a people.
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Our whole moral position, our leadership in the free world today, is fortified by that fact.
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It puts our whole moral probity at risk.
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His whole moral organisation is finer, and he must pay the noble penalty of finer organisations.
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His whole moral nature cried out against it.