Sentence examples for innate moral compass from inspiring English sources
SWING VOTE This Capra-esque satire of electoral politics shamelessly milks a host of clichés, from the common man's innate moral compass to the wisdom of children, but it's redeemed by perfect comic pitch, able pacing, and sincere democratic warmth.
By the time Mandela got to college, his innate moral compass and the traits he had inherited from his father had begun to define him; he prematurely left Fort Hare, a prestigious black college, after a protest about the poor quality of food ended in a compromise he couldn't accept.
SWING VOTE This Capra-esque satire of electoral politics, directed by Joshua Michael Stern, shamelessly milks a host of clichés, from the common man's innate moral compass to the wisdom of children, but it's redeemed by perfect comic pitch, able pacing, and sincere democratic warmth.
Do babies have an innate moral compass?
And within the past few years, a small but growing body of research indicates that kids have a moral compass while they're just toddlers, suggesting that fairness might be innate.
"I lost my moral compass".
(That moral compass again).
