Sentence examples for a better moral from inspiring English sources
Growing up amid the turmoil of the 1960s, I came to believe that the federal government is a positive force on civil rights, putting us on a better moral path.
But with Labour's majority down to 66, he also knows he will have to do rather more persuading than he was used to when he was in his pomp at the Home Office.Nobody has a better moral claim to make the case for radical reform of IB than Mr Blunkett does.
Odd to think that Communist China, officially atheist, is currently setting a better moral example regarding debt than an openly religious, capitalist America.
When the position became vacant in 1927, Ross refused to stand because he thought H. A. Prichard a better moral philosopher and because (interestingly) he said that he would 'prefer working on metaphysics, ancient and the most modern' (Clark 1971, 534).
We relied instead on a better moral imagination as we suggested solutions to this crisis.
Why, I spoke to a swan the other day in Hertfordshire who would potentially make a better moral leader than Nelson Mandela.
"We have a much better moral position when we can go to the Swiss banks and say we're asking of you what we're asking of ourselves".
Americans of all ages say that older adults have better moral values and a better work ethic, but that younger adults are more tolerant of other races.
But if an interpreter has good reason to believe that this settlement function has been overtaken by other more pressing concerns, perhaps the need to adapt in light of dramatically changed circumstances or much better moral understanding, then a more innovative interpretation may be called for.
Rather than rigid ritual observance, they tend to support the notion that religion should lead one to live a better more moral life.
But when we vote, we place our specific concern into a wider context: which candidate overall has the better moral judgment, experience, diligence, and steadiness of character to serve the common good effectively?
