Sentence examples for dictates of morality from inspiring English sources

But we are less likely to follow the dictates of morality.

It is this latter aspect of morality that binds us to abide by the dictates of morality.

So, sadly, I don't think my stating my expectations of my government to follow the dictates of morality, justice and rule of law would have been listened to.

Sanders ended his speech on a quixotic note, saying he firmly believed it was within the realm of possibility to turn around the "challenges facing our planet" and "bring the economy back under the dictates of morality and the common good".

The answers that Ross offers to these questions and his sensitivity to the dictates of common-sense morality together make up his unique contribution to moral theory.

White women retained their status as innocent victim only as long as they followed the dictates of middle-class morality".

This translates as: our happiness depends on the distance between who we are and who we should be according to the dictates of our internalised morality.

When did the president become the arbiter of morality, dictating his religious beliefs for the rest of us to follow?

If we wish to justify these actions by resorting to prurience and setting standards of morality dictated by the holier-than-thou tabloid press, then we should be consistent.

I implore these leaders to stop the debates and follow humane law, the law of morality that dictates that world leaders do not stand by while the killing of countless people continues day after day.

"It happens; I will not dictate for morality".