1.   As these usages show, the ringing phrase moral clarity has a clearly conservative political coloration.

2.   But according to Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., what the lobbying effort lacks in moral clarity it makes up for in political necessity.

3.   But let me say frankly that there is also a need for moral clarity.

4.   He called for large increases in defense spending, resistance to communist advances in the Third World and greater moral clarity and purpose in U.S. foreign policy.

5.   His wavering messages on the Middle East conflict have led many in his own party to complain that he has lost his moral clarity in foreign affairs.

6.   If it gets down to a political claim on moral clarity, Carter has arguably a stronger grip on that noble ideal than the current president.

7.   If Bush is content to shake his fist and win thunderous ovations, moral clarity is enough.

8.   In his speech to the American Israeli Political Action Committee, he repeated the phrase moral clarity three times.

9.   It was this combination of professionalism and moral clarity that made him a beacon for many journalists seeking to untangle the wars of recent years.

10.   Like Americans in Vietnam, the Soviet invaders soon discovered they faced nothing like an identifiable front, a recognizable enemy or the moral clarity of World War II.