Sentence examples for excess morality from inspiring English sources

Another issue related to assessment of long-term excess morality in patients with hip fracture has to do with the optimal selection of the control group.

The relationship between temperature and mortality are extensively documented, with excess morality during days with extremely low or high ambient temperatures [ 1- 6].

Yet Aoki's live show and recent entanglements are starting to become a parable about excess, a simple morality tale about a humble DJ who became so obsessed with yelling and throwing cake and crowd-surfing, he broke somebody's neck, lost his voice and had to cancel his shows.

In recent years, Mr. Moussavi was deeply dismayed by the excesses of the morality police and by the government's decisions to shut down newspapers, his relative said.

There were the recent releases of the movies "Lincoln" (which I found enlightening and enjoyable) and "Django Unchained" (which I found a profound love story with an orgy of excesses and muddled moralities).

Instead of a morality tale about excess and its certain fatal consequences, things look a lot more like real life.

Yes, that will in a way be rewarding their past excesses – but economics is not a morality play.

For all the commercial frenzy, however, Mr. Bugaj said Mr. Kaczynski, though anchored by a strong sense of morality, would not have judged the capitalist excess too harshly.

Why? Part of the answer surely lies in the widespread desire to see economics as a morality play, to make it a tale of excess and its consequences.

In the human case, we should seek to moderate the excesses of our genes, culturally shaping our behavior to fit the best morality we can devise.

For Bataille and Baudrillard are presenting a version of Nietzsche's aristocratic "master morality" where "superior" individuals create their own values and their life articulates an excess, overflow, and intensification of creative and erotic energies.