Sentence examples for lectures on morality from inspiring English sources

And scolding lectures on morality won't help them find it.

Instead of bending to our will, and to our lectures on morality, they jeer us.

Chancellor Gerhard Schroder's coalition of Social Democrats and Greens has spent much of this year giving lectures on morality to the opposition Christian Democrats and particularly to the former chancellor, Helmut Kohl, who has admitted accepting illegal campaign contributions but has refused to say who provided them.

In Jena, this same desire is reflected in the enormously popular series of public lectures on "Morality for Scholars," which he began to deliver immediately upon his arrival in Jena.

We do not appreciate lectures on morality so, we concluded, why should we inflict them on our readers?

Then somewhat to my surprise, he launched into a lecture on "morality" and the need to restore true Khmer decency and moral behavior which had been lost.

"None of us are going to take a lecture on morality from this president," he said.

Willetts is acutely aware of the pitfalls of lecturing on morality; he needs no reminding of Harold Macmillan's famous warning that morality should be left to the bishops.

The finance minister Paschal Donohoe travelled to Davos, Switzerland, last week for its self-important World Economic Forum, to be lectured on morality by an Italian hedge fund manager.

Imagine if every politician, or Wall Street recipient of taxpayer money, was required to pee into cup, and to sit through an hourlong lecture on morality, before passing on or receiving a bailout.

She became vice provost three and a half years ago, and since then, Dr. Moody-Adams has taught graduate philosophy courses in 2005 and 2006, and given guest lectures on ethics and morality in chemistry, biology, engineering, food science and history courses.