Sentence examples for combination of moral from inspiring English sources

Agents with this moral psychology — i.e., this combination of moral motivation and beliefs — would be morally motivated to do as rule-consequentialism prescribes.

The new Jewish Liberals are characterized by what philosopher Susan Neiman, in a wonderful book has called Moral Clarity: a combination of moral principles that are not to be compromised combined with insistence that reason rather than religious belief or dogmatic ideology must be the guide in making up our minds on questions of fact.

Once again, the west is gripped by that old crusading fever, a combination of moral outrage at the wickedness of the unspeakable Saracens, combined with a pulsating lust for their riches.

Past great leaders have been distinguished by their combination of moral resolution and tactical flexibility.

His move is motivated by a combination of moral, practical and financial concerns.

They are looking a combination of moral compass and strength of character.

The combination of moral-panic-mongers willing to practice a politics of personal destruction and the ability to anonymously advocate for one's favorite fetish on one of the world's most widely read websites leads to constant low-intensity conflict.

But the combination of his moral vision, psychological acuity, and insistent narrative force puts him, in my mind at least, in the company of Theodore Dreiser and Russell Banks.

AuldCurmudgeon, meanwhile, reckoned he was not just "the toxic combination of a moral cretin and windbag" but "born to be a supermarket manager" (Clegg, that is, not Charlie).

It was this combination of professionalism and moral clarity that made him a beacon for many journalists seeking to untangle the wars of recent years.

Mr. Schechter's film promises more insight than it provides, and those who wonder why a reported 100 million people worldwide practice Falun Gong's combination of exercise and moral philosophy may come away with no more sense of its appeal than they would by listening to the endorsements of the adherents of any set of beliefs.