Sentence examples for loss of morality from inspiring English sources

One cannot attribute to basic human nature, however, the complete loss of morality in such a situation.

It represents the loss of morality in favour of big business and cold market forces, a sad fact that might be reversed by giving human faces to those affected.

Some 43 percent answer that they are "proud of the return of Crimea to the Russian Federation". But Crimea is not their primary concern: More than half are ashamed that Russia "lives in eternal poverty and disorder," and the "loss of morality and widespread corruption" disturb another quarter.

Beginning in the 1920s, big business began to confuse the public and turn people against hemp by associating it with marijuana and its dangers or loss of morality.

The problem is America's corrupted politics and loss of civic morality.

Furthermore, some experts are skeptical with the digital forms of activism because of the "loss of coherence, morality or even sustainability" [45] and pointed out the rise of a low commitment and feel-good form of activism.

"It had a lot of morality lessons".

But in the last few years, medical schools including those at N.Y.U. and Harvard University have been doing some soul-searching about whether this lock-step curriculum creates doctors who lack humanity, who see patients as diseases rather than as whole people and who have what the medical literature calls "ethical erosion" — a loss of idealism, empathy, morality.

He also imparts an environmental message, couched in terms of a lament for the irreversible loss when a sense of morality does not govern the treatment of animals.

The parallels with the losses in biology are evident; De Waal's framing of morality is clearly in line with the spirit in moral psychology.

The moralization of motives and mechanisms leads to a second problem, which is loss of diversity in the search for the sources of morality.