Sentence examples for bringing morality from inspiring English sources

He talks with David Remnick about bringing morality back to contemporary politics.

Girardi gains nothing by bringing morality into the mix, but he gains a lot by rallying his team together.

I think the Bush campaign should talk more about the polar ice cap and less about bringing morality back to the White House.

As of now, all they have to show is a failed legacy of trickle-down economics and an exasperated call for bringing morality back to the Oval Office -- and that's not much.

These guys have been hanging around in the background ready to spew vitriol on anyone they see as an external invading force "bringing politics into games" or "bringing morality into games", even though in many cases they're attacking people who've been in the community as long as they have or longer.

Bringing morality into the courts in this way could have far-reaching implications for how America administers and regards justice.

Some bring morality into the argument.

The conversation has to bring morality or nobility to a basic (or base) conversation.

Having been reaffirmed and reinforced in myriad ways through family teaching, folktales, and proverbs for centuries, Confucianism has served as the epistemological foundation to bring morality and harmony in Vietnamese society (Kelley, 2006).

(b) The cognitivists' theories turn out to be so strikingly implausible that they bring morality itself into disrepute, people reacting to them roughly along the lines: If this is the best that even the experts can say in explanation and justification of morality, then morality must certainly be a sham, and I may as well ignore it and do as I please.

Chris Wiggins, an associate professor of applied math at Columbia University who sat on the panel, said he was seeing students shy away from Wall Street and veer toward industries where they could work and profit without bringing their morality under the microscope.