Sentence examples for amoral influence from inspiring English sources

Tosh represents an amoral influence on Raynor, and the temptation to cut corners and act like a pirate, although he is not inherently evil.

Privately, he expressed the view that he had been led to commit such an act, which he viewed as immoral, through the influence of "amoral friends" that he was associating with.

China in Pakistan and Africa China's insatiable and amoral quest for energy and influence continues with a $7 billion deal with ruling military junta in Guinea and with $5.5 billion deal to develop energy resources with Russia (this adds to the $100 billion of energy deals already struck in 2009 with Russia along).

Certainly, this would fit Manafort's profile as a venal influence peddler, Trump's as an amoral opportunist and Putin's as a ruthless handler of Russian assets bent on using Trump's campaign.

It's not just the ghosts, Peter Quint and Miss Jessel, who exert a malevolent influence in the story – the children themselves are implicated in the amoral atmosphere of the drama.

They have told you that corporations are amoral, existing only for their shareholders, and yet that they are persons that have to right to influence our elections.

Whereas the valence of the moral adjectives heavily influenced decisions, F1,35 = 13.89, p<0.001, this variable did not have a significant effect for amoral adjectives, F1,35 = 1.85, p = 0.18.

The work of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill informs its conflict of romantic idealism and amoral pragmatism, while the Portuguese film Black Orpheus, whose "strange, beautiful imagery" left a strong impression on Mitchell, influenced her vision of the Underworld as "a sort of bureaucracy".

Totally amoral.

Fat, lazy and amoral.

"Totally amoral, perhaps.