Sentence examples for behaving immorally from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Harris believes that noncognitive moral enhancements would invariably restrict this freedom, depriving us of the option of having immoral motives, or behaving immorally.

She doesn't necessarily believe she's behaving immorally; rather, she's confused about what exactly her morals might be.

We watched a lot of soldiers in the upper ranks behaving immorally, harming people because they wanted power.

To throw that out and say that scientists are behaving immorally … is very damaging, not just to this particular area, but to science in general".

She writes that Carr-directed censure stems from the idea of a satirist violating the trust that has been placed in them: "If anything blunts satire's weapon, it's being accused of the exact same thing you're lampooning". She continues: "Is Jimmy Carr behaving immorally by avoiding taxes, or simply being canny and frankly it's none of our beeswax?

Yet history teaches us that if we confine religion to formalities and ritual we may end up behaving immorally with a completely clear conscience.

If your act of immorality were invisible to the world, if you could behave immorally and nobody would see you, so that your reputation remained unscathed, how is it that you would behave?

But it also meant taking authoritative action against those who behaved immorally.

Psychologist Albert Bandura of Stanford University argues that individuals selectively turn their moral-self-sanctions on and off, thereby allowing themselves to behave immorally, even inhumanely.

Even asking someone to recall when they behaved immorally in the past reduces the likelihood of their cheating in the future.

One argument against steroid users is that they behaved immorally, contrary to the Hall's guidelines that members show good character.