He was known for his integrity, strong work ethic, high ideals, and wry sense of humor.
Moving to a new country forces you take in as much information, as quickly as you possibly can in order to make sense of a new world: verbal and body language, folklore, dress, food, humor, laws, work ethic, beauty ideals, family values, and so on.
He admits now to being naive enough to believe that the ethics and ideals that were being spawned in 1967 would be substantiated.
Orthodoxy referred to the official church and its important role in Russia and also to the ultimate source of ethics and ideals that gave meaning to human life and society.
As our scientific capabilities expand it is essential that we discuss the ethics and ideals surrounding GMOs so that we may effectively and safely use this technology in a way that is acceptable to the public.
The communal ethic cum ideal is gone with the wind.
Being viewed as an exemplary leader requires first that you find your voice on your own deeply held values – beliefs, standards, ethics, and ideals.
McTaggart; in normative ethics his ideal consequentialism likewise echoed views of Rashdall, Brentano, and McTaggart.
Introduced by the famous Ḥadīth "poverty is my pride," this poem of 160 rhymed couplets deals with poverty and humility, the ideal ethic of the Muslim mystic.
Plutarch's Moralia, moral essays reflecting his philosophy about living a good life, is a treasury of information concerning Greco-Roman society, traditions, ideals, ethics, and religion.
