The heavy ooze of moral superiority emanating from all the condemnations of Mr. Romney last week, all the breathless media reports on those condemnations, did not begin with something he said last week.

WSJ: Dorothy Rabinowitz: The Fourth Estate, Still Thrilling to the Spirit of '08

The book was heavy on polemics equating moral virtue and civic responsibility with military service.

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The pervasive corruption in Turkey has imposed not only a moral cost but a heavy economic one too.

ECONOMIST: The importance of fighting corruption

Social and moral dilemmas lie at the heart of their work, often emphasized with a heavy hand.

NPR: Intersections: In the Footsteps of Charles Dickens

Indeed, an interesting moral question arose as I walked up one side of the road and down the other hauling a heavy-duty trash bag (I'd eventually fill two of them).

WSJ: Recycled Emotions