Sentence examples for moral brand from inspiring English sources

The outcome was similar: When subjects saw that a team member had an avatar wearing a moral brand, they didn't try to get him or her to participate in a deception.

Mark Sanford's prostitution scandal damaged his own moral brand, but seems to have done little damage to the moral brand of his party.

Some were "moral" brands, like YourMorals.org, while others weren't.

So there is no moral imperative, or brand threat, for Amazon to terminate their relationship with Trump.

Its founders, among them Tara Subkoff and the actress Chloë Sevigny, presented themselves as reactionaries, and the clothes they constructed from old rags were organic, serene and charged with a kind of moral distaste for branding.

Some are uncomfortable with that brand of moral idealism.

His brand of moral fiction, influenced by John Gardner, could at times seem insufferably righteous.

Then again, it is Louisiana, which has its own brand of moral philosophy.

Needless to say, the Barmy Army were quick to offer Johnson their inimitable brand of moral support.

An audience weaned on prime-time fare has little appetite for More's brand of moral rigidity.

Their sense of purpose plays into fears of such a possibility.The junta's moral underpinning is a brand of puritanical paternalism.