Sentence examples for modern morality from inspiring English sources
Among the last words of Faust: Part Two, delivered by an angel carrying off Faust's immortal soul, are these: 'Wer immer strebend sich bemüht,/Den können wir erlösen' - very roughly, 'Whoever takes pains to keep striving/Is someone we can redeem.' The terms of Faust's pact are, as everyone says, one of the key formulations of a modern morality - 'the morality of modernity itself', Boyle suggests.
It's a modern morality piece".
Here's a modern morality tale.
The fate of franchises and their athletes are modern morality plays.
It is a modern morality — or amorality — play, which means it traffics in button-pushing archetypes.
Thus, even though modern moralities have evolved culturally, they are, on this premise, constructed from certain core adaptations.
The next year she wrote an influential essay on morality, "Modern Moral Philosophy," which was later published in her three-volume "Collected Philosophical Papers" (1981).
It is characteristic of modern moral thought to see impartiality as a requirement of, if not a fundamental component of, morality.
It is true that a dominant strain of modern Western morality makes use of a crucial distinction between a morally significant sphere of life that has to do primarily with one's relationships with others and a "private" sphere of life in which one has moral "time-off" that is no one's business but one's own.
She has turned Mozart's "Magic Flute" into a kind of modern Cambodian morality tale.
