Sentence examples for mark of morality from inspiring English sources

Jefferson viewed good works in this life as the mark of morality rather than obedience to a creed, seeing Jesus as an incredibly valuable moral and ethical teacher but rejecting the Trinity.

Foxsports.com's Mark Kriegel derides the lack of morality marking Taylor's life.

Yet, while "Our Lady of the Assassins" has none of the coilings and contradictions that mark the morality of "L.I.E.," it does boast one scene that Michael Cuesta cannot match.

The suppression of the festival of Corpus Christi in 1548 as a means of reinforcing the Protestant church marked the rapid decline of morality plays and mystery cycles.

The beginning of this change was marked by Andrew Oldenquist's account of morality as a matter of various loyalties, rather than abstract principles and ideals (Oldenquist 1982), and Alasdair MacIntyre's argument that patriotism is a central moral virtue (MacIntyre 1984).

"It is as if it were a mark of sophistication for us to shun the language of morality in discussing the problems of mankind," he once recalled.

It was one of those terrifying moments in history when assumptions of decency are reversed, baseline human morality turns into a mark of madness, and the few who dare to demand it become pariahs or worse.

A degraded level of morality.

It is the highest form of morality".

She has no sense of morality.

Religion provides the basic tenets of morality.