Sentence examples for consider amoral from inspiring English sources
The Greek gods, after all, lied to, stole from, lusted for, and punished humanity without mercy, while taking the planet for a spin in a manner that we mortals would consider amoral, if not immoral.
At his most provocative Mr. Mamdani questions the distinction between what is often labeled counterinsurgency and genocide, saying the former, even when it kills more people, is deemed "normal violence" while the latter is considered "amoral, evil," and typically it is the West that does the labeling.
Mountain men and trappers who adopted the customs were also considered amoral, and often identified by their long hair.
Players should not be considered passive amoral creatures; they reflect, relate, and create with ethical minds.
Even some who once considered homosexuality amoral said they were surprised to discover how quickly their perceptions changed once they were forced to put a face to something they had considered only in an abstract sense.
Consider the existence of amoral (according to your ethic) persons.
And he even applies this criterion as a ground for criticizing certain works by his friends Goethe and Schiller which he considers immoral or amoral in content.
Additionally, many participants regarded HPFI as a practice which was always considered unfair and amoral.
Perhaps it is because we consider companies to be naturally amoral creatures with no responsibility, other than to maximise profit.
On one side of the barricades are "values voters" and other conservatives who are infuriated by the disdain of amoral elites conservatives consider (in the brilliantly ironic phrase that Perlstein appropriated from Kevin Phillips) a "toryhood of change" determined to supervise their lives.
Explaining his call for a greater role for religion in public life, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman says he meant it as a matter of public discourse, not public policy, adding that he does not consider those who are not religious to be amoral or unfit for public office.
