Sentence examples for blatant moral from inspiring English sources

The first is what sociologists call a "moral shock" — a specific, blatant moral betrayal that, when most potent, evokes personal insults suffered by individual members, said Francesca Polletta, a sociologist at the University of California, Irvine, and author of "It Was Like a Fever: Storytelling in Protest and Politics".

Where has Christian conscience been during the blatant moral abomination of his election campaign and presidency?

As Lincoln, Day-Lewis was speaking of giving up the right to own other human beings, so in return we might have the liberty to be true human beings, free from blatant moral hypocrisy, a freedom many of our Founding Fathers never got to enjoy.

I recently had a lunch conversation with Arianna that was mostly about ethics; so I suddenly felt ashamed of not having publicly denounced what appears to be a blatant generator of moral hazard.

Human rights groups protested, complaining of a "shocking flip-flop", "blatant pandering" and a "moral failure".

Kalil al-Duleimi, Saddam's lawyer in Iraq, told the Guardian: "If these photographs are authentic, then they represent a clear and blatant violation of all moral and human rights principals.

"It's a mirror to how society has traveled in the past decade or two, the lack of moral grounding, the blatant material worship, the lack of real humanity, real purpose in life," says Ying Zhu, professor of media culture at City University of New York.

To date, the human enterprise has proceeded with inadequate moral guidance, characterized by a blatant disregard for non-human animals and the environment that sustains all species.

The blatant terror and savagery taking place in a moral vacuum of sorts, where thousands of children are maimed, raped, killed and abused is a microcosm of a problem afflicting many parts of the world.

He felt that the crucial Kantian idea of autonomy, for instance, was just a blatant cheat: Kant wanted there to be a universally valid moral law, and he wanted every person to have the moral autonomy to determine the law for himself, and he just couldn't accept that you couldn't have both those things at once.

Yet Trump is not to blame for the fact that Berlin's Nord Stream 2 project is a blatant violation of E.U. competition rules and an abject moral and political betrayal of its Eastern European allies.