Sentence examples for failed morality from inspiring English sources

"It was Kushner Companies' failed morality that exposed children to lead, and it was New York state's failed policies that exposed tenants to Kushner," HRI founder Aaron Carr said at a news conference Monday.

QUESTION FROM WILLIAM BRENT: I spent fifteen years in China (many as a correspondent), and it seems that the positioning of the debate here in the U.S. is doomed to fail … morality will not move D.C., but fear of falling behind other economies will.

While advancing reason, they failed to divorce morality from religion and tried to rationalise faith.

Clearly her school's version of teaching morality failed.

But absent special arguments that morality fails in the way they do, morality no less than psychology and biology can claim that experience may well provide confirmation for our moral claims (Sayre-McCord 1996).

Many of the attempts to ban the film failed because sex and morality, not racism, were seen as the most pressing problems in cinema at the time – and Griffith and his cohorts had an army of lawyers to fight off efforts to censor his picture.

The most influential criticisms of legal positivism all flow, in one way or another, from the suspicion that it fails to give morality its due.

Computational modeling in general has been scarcely pursued in morality, and existent non-neural attempts have failed to account for the mental processes involved in morality.

It has failed to make the case for the morality of shared commons, and this is a very hard place to start.

A Sena leader appeared on television to say his group was stepping in to enforce morality because the government had failed.

Though morality plays on the whole failed to achieve the vigorous realism of the Middle Ages' scriptural drama, this short play (about 900 lines) is more than an allegorical sermon because vivid characterization gives it dramatic energy.