Sentence examples for another morality from inspiring English sources

THERE is another morality problem that the Volcker plan would address: insider trading.

This is not another morality tale about self-aggrandizing corporate honchos trying to put their names on museum wings before pulling the cord on their golden parachutes.

A culture in which safety is a core value will score high on one, two or all of the three levels, that is, on the levels of cognition (e.g. adequate risk perception), expression (safe conduct will be admired, drivers will display solidarity to one another) and morality (endangering others is morally condemned and sanctioned).

Reputations by the renowned Colombian author Juan Gabriel Vásquez was another gripping morality tale that was much bigger in scope than its slim volume might suggest.

Joining the chardonnay-fueled frenzy on Sunday night is yet another Bravo morality play, "Married to Medicine," which takes the "Housewives" gene and implants it in Atlanta's medical world.

The story would end there -- just another tidy morality tale in the profuse annals of Hollywood self-destruction from Fatty Arbuckle to Lindsay Lohan -- were it not for Gibson's unique back story.

Alan M. Schwartz Teaneck, N.J., July 16, 2010 To the Editor: In "The Good News About Mel Gibson" (column, July 18), Frank Rich writes that the newest scandal from Mr. Gibson is "just another tidy morality tale in the profuse annals of Hollywood self-destruction from Fatty Arbuckle to Lindsay Lohan".

'Perhaps,' they chortled in union, 'the massively taxpayer-subsidised Strangers Bar should be the first zone in the country to have minimum pricing... haw haw haw!' Yes, it's another little morality play about how feckless everyone at the top is, and how wouldn't it be better if we were all led by real people instead of amoral zombies.

Another error concerns morality.

The mission is instead suffused with another kind of morality.

Here, then, is yet another modern economic morality tale, with deep echoes of what happened to the banks.