Sentence examples for attendant morality from inspiring English sources
But he managed to separate the motif from its attendant morality.
His "Card Players" separates the motif from its attendant morality, replacing the sloppy-drunk gamblers of 17th-century works with sober, stone-faced tradesmen.
Suddenly, the spectre of hard-line sharia — with its attendant focus on public morality, women's modesty, and abstinence from alcohol — loomed large, and a kind of mute shock descended.
It's a witty, tragic, and moving comment on the fate of Puccini's operatic heroine, which, as she says, "bids farewell not only to the music of the 19th century but also to the system of polite morality of that age and its attendant institutionalised oppression of the female sex".
Much of the work in metaethics pursued a strategy of finding companions in guilt, of showing that the status of moral properties as non-natural and the attendant implications for what we must suppose about the nature of moral evidence, if we are to take ourselves as having any, did not leave morality any worse off than other respected fields of knowledge.
Existentialism and postmodernism as well as attendant attacks on colonialism, atomic weapons, ecological ruin and universal notions of morality are all based on his critique of the Western cultural tradition and reason.
Take The Last Laugh (1923), a systematic morality tale about a pompous doorman (Emil Jannings) reduced to a washroom attendant.
