Sentence examples for guided by morality from inspiring English sources
In future, he said, his rule would be guided by "morality, honesty and ethics".The city-state, one of just a handful of jurisdictions still blacklisted by the OECD for its tax practices, is belatedly following other OFCs.
It was the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day, and for 10 minutes or so, Sagee told the group of how his own father had been a Holocaust survivor and of the two lessons the Holocaust held for all of them: not just "never again," the need for Jews to be constantly vigilant, but also the vital importance of being guided by morality, of always being better people than their enemies.
These commodities should be treated as luxury that they should not be able to afford, given the fact that they believe in and normalize the murdering of innocent lives, and encourage extremism and terrorism guided by their religious moralities.
Her morality is guided by respect for humanity itself – for human dignity, which is based on human freedom.
The ego, operating under the reality principle, serves to moderate the id's desire for instant gratification against the superego, which is guided by a person's internalized sense of morality.
The safe and affluent take only passing interest in the tribulations of the imperiled and impoverished, and when they do, they are guided by one-minute news segments that recount sanitized morality tales.
Harding roughly divides these into: - elements of trust that provide explanations of behaviour and social institutions and - the concept of trust as the outcome of behaviours guided by a motivational factor or a sense of morality that is important in its own right.
The inner-directed person was guided by a set of strong internal convictions, like Victorian morality.
John Ashcroft, guided by his faith, says that the government should legislate morality, but that it should not take on spirituality.
"They are guided by foreigners".
