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1
The practice of scapegoating contradicts the
whole
moral
principle of personal responsibility.
2
Religion advocates not the virtues in their severalty, but the
whole
moral
enterprise.
3
The passion scarcely less than the obsession may darken the
whole
moral
sky.
4
The
whole
moral
life of the individual tends to become unsettled.
5
The
whole
moral
world vanished for him in that single instant.
6
Is not that the vicious circle in which the
whole
moral
world revolves?
7
Yet we get our worth through it,-thegoal of our
whole
moral
endeavor.
8
But Wordsworth and Thomson, though upon the
whole
moral
poets, had done their work.
9
You Phylloxera, that are eating into our
whole
moral
vine-crop!
10
Faith is not an act of the brain merely, but of the
whole
moral
nature.
11
His
whole
moral
philosophy is summed up in that.
12
I comprise, therefore, under this term the
whole
moral
and intellectual condition of a people.
13
Our
whole
moral
position, our leadership in the free world today, is fortified by that fact.
14
It puts our
whole
moral
probity at risk.
15
His
whole
moral
organisation is finer, and he must pay the noble penalty of finer organisations.
16
His
whole
moral
nature cried out against it.
whole
moral
whole