Sentence examples for defined moral from inspiring English sources

A recent advertisement for a "graduate property consultant" says that "a clearly defined moral compass is a must", and that the company is "an environment where we compete … but support each other".

Now, the question raging through state government is where to draw the line between what Connecticut did to protect jobs and industry and its less-clearly defined moral and ethical obligations to uphold law and order should the new gun be a tool of violence.

In London the week before, he defined moral courage in the negative when he answered a reporter's query about whether he believed in the theory of evolution.

If past Malick films are any indication, Bale will undoubtedly spend a good portion of the film staring into the middle distance as the sun perpetually sets and he contemplates the weight of his own existence, or vaguely defined moral dilemmas.

Free choice allows the story to portray Avatars as deliberately not making use of their powers or as acting contrary to their nature; an Avatar would however still have to put consistent effort into not lapsing back into his defined moral behavior.

These are the people who fill you with energy, are trustworthy and have defined morals.

Defining "moral" is somewhat difficult.

Doctrines are defined by and define "moral communities" and religions, and later Bataille insisted on thus describing surrealism.

"Credeaux" uses its central image, the forged canvas, with academic precision and purposefulness to define moral and emotional limitations.

When asked to define moral victory, he said, "I guess it's if you feel good after a loss".

- "Delicacy vs. Truth: Defining moral heroism in the Canterbury Tales," in New Readings of Chaucer's Poetry, ed.