Sentence examples similar to flouting moral principles from inspiring English sources

Possibly what we are looking at is some sort of proto-Nietzscheanism, a joy in flouting morals.

The Internet, with its promise of simultaneous intimacy and distance, offers a new way to flout moral strictures.

Not moral principles, but epistemic first principles.

But the legal and moral principles?

"He has rather strange moral principles.

I know Viktor has moral principles".

And moral principles tell us about moral properties.

We are guided by the highest ethical and moral principles.

The Armenians, Davis claims, lack religious and moral principles.

"Moral principles are universal and timeless," Kissinger writes.

Can seemingly unambiguous moral principles be capable of multifaceted interpretations?