"My general moral apparatus is perhaps too archaic for the present times, and I think part of that is West Point".
At best, these passages celebrate an appealingly pagan vision of love, unencumbered by the civic and moral apparatus by which most novels frame the subject.
President Obama needs to declare a restructuring of the moral apparatus of the world.
Social emotions such as embarrassment, guilt, pride, or shame represent key elements of our human moral apparatus.
Immoral hazards are more common than moral hazards, but the intellectual apparatus of economics fails to cope with them.
In fact, a trial in New York is likely to have exactly the opposite effect, demonstrating that the decision to bypass the military tribunal apparatus lacks any moral force.
Similarly, but in a somewhat different way, indexical relativism can make use of the apparatus to represent moral beliefs consistent with its analysis (Dreier 1999).
There are three major inputs to the science of character, each stemming from a psychic system in the mental apparatus, cognitive, emotional and moral.
He intends to propose legislation, conduct America's global affairs, preside over its national-intelligence apparatus, and make the innumerable moral and political decisions required of a President.
Fourth, he also argued that a human polity requires a constitutional apparatus, enshrining basic rights, imposing moral-legal order on the operations of the state, and restricting the prerogative powers of the political apparatus.
A vast apparatus of military, police, intelligence officers, morals enforcers and organized vigilantes is used to crush drugs, gambling, homosexuality, prostitution, rape, murder, spying, counter-revolutionary activities and "sowing corruption on earth".
