Sentence examples for moral bond from inspiring English sources

A student at the school of Edessa, now Urfa, Tur., Philoxenus rejected the Nestorian doctrine of Christ that posited in him an autonomous human nature conjoined to the divinity simply by a moral bond.

And these values speak to a moral bond that holds the family together.

A.R. Wallace saw cooperation strengthening the moral bonds within primitive tribes.

The distinction Margalit draws is not a quantitative one based on the numbers of victims, but categorical: Nazi racism created an immutable hierarchy in which there could be no common moral bonds.

It is observed that the length of stay in a community increases common neighborliness, which will further strengthen social cohesion and moral bonds.

"Economic life depends on moral bonds of social trust.

Corruption also weakens the moral bonds of civil society on which democratic practices and processes rest.

By itself, it is incapable of impacting our behavior in a significant way or of creating strong moral bonds.

This sense of commitment highlights how belonging to a community can generate deeply personal social, as well as moral, bonds that can potentially enhance protection of subjects.

We talked with Texas-boy Cameron Mitchell about sticking to his morals, bonding with "Glee" star Darren Criss and saving his friend Damian from elimination.

Because the bonds are what's known as moral obligation bonds, the state doesn't technically have to repay them, but its credit rating could take a hit, and Mr. Carcieri's successor as governor, Lincoln D. Chafee, has promised that the bondholders would be repaid.