Sentence examples for designated moral from inspiring English sources

One of those tiresome people who go around stridently promoting the moral superiority of animals over humans, Angelique is the movie's designated moral idiot.

They advanced Scott's athletic revolution by making the performer who can deliver the audience more important than any designated moral authority.

I think the movie would be more honest (and more interesting) if this woman, who appears to take pity on the Indian really because she's the designated moral center — a quality that blurs uncomfortably with the fact that she's a woman — were as despicable as the men.

So, too, crucial intellectual efforts of the kinds designated moral, ethical, epistemological, social, religious, theological, and aesthetic.

Human rights first designate moral rights, from which moral claims can be derived, and which have a purely moral legal basis.

(DJN IV.3.1 3) Property designates a moral quality imposed on things, and it has a moral effect on other humans rather than (or beside) a physical impact on the things or animals owned.

In renouncing his designated position of moral superiority, this man has found his moral authority.

Observing the killing, first in disbelief, then in anguish, Paul, the stubbornly humane manager of the Mille Collines, the Belgian-owned luxury hotel in Kigali, is the movie's designated hero and moral grounding wire.

As in the physical realm, moral 'states' designate a kind of (moral-legal) space in which persons (like bodies) operate and orient themselves; they are sub-posed by the latter even though they also, in a sense, depend on them for their existence.

It designated a philosophical collapse as much as a moral one.

Critics say that the law may be used against "supporters" who offered only moral support to one of three dozen designated terrorist groups -- or no support at all.