Sentence examples for distinct morals from inspiring English sources

She believes -- or she's trying to make herself believe -- that she can have a firm with distinct morals and values that is not the path of Lockhart/Gardner.

As for truth, it belongs to a distinct moral universe.

But like any good satire, this film has a distinct moral point of view.

There's a distinct moral arc, and there are Christian patternings.

(Though leather and fur pose distinct moral problems. Leather is a byproduct of raising domestic animals for food, which can be done humanely.

I bring this up only because Mr. Miller brings an unusual depth of feeling to his work as well as a distinct moral worldview.

The Guardian has attempted to feature the distinct moral and philosophical side of this issue, and a recent story profiled my own views on the topic.

An editorial published earlier this month in the medical journal the Lancet suggests that there is a distinct moral line between force-feeding people who are refusing meals through impaired mental capacity and those doing so as a protest.

To say that a film shows their influence is to invoke not just a series of visual reference points, most notably the hand-held cinematography, but a distinct moral universe that feels every bit as urgent as the deceptively unadorned style.

Out of these criticisms emerges a distinct moral position, emphasizing the complexity of moral life.

It insists, in the end, only that such institutions are at most helpful tools, rather than foundational forms of human relationship that give rise to distinct moral duties.