Sentence examples for moral ceiling from inspiring English sources
Disembarking in a factory town where nightmares are manufactured, Quantin spots a flier vaunting the local industry: "Our nightmares, weighing as they do on the brain, gradually form a sort of moral ceiling that is always about to come crashing down on one's head: some of our customers call this 'world history.' " But that's not the point, the notice continues.
A giant reflective house made by Moral Turgeman, stationed under the towering domed ceilings on the night of the opening, invited guests to crawl inside on their hand and knees to experience an interactive sound installation in collaboration with Joe McKey.
In the interest of talking about something besides the debt ceiling for a moment, here's an engaging Chuck Klosterman piece comparing moral agency on "Mad Men," "The Wire" and "The Sopranos" to the moral landscape of AMC's returning hit "Breaking Bad" (currently the best show on television, for my money).
There is no policy or moral case to tax Cypriot savers who hold accounts under the E.U.'s insured ceiling.
Starting with the ongoing debt ceiling "crisis" - that is only a crisis because some people find it moral that the richest Americans don't pay their share of taxes and instead idolize their ideology.
It is as if we have come to understand spiritual depth or moral value only when it is written up as an architectural blueprint, expressed in square feet, ceiling heights and the level of fixtures.
In addition to cost-sharing through coinsurance, which can be fully reimbursed by PHI (VHI), some co-payments associated with doctors' visits, prescription drugs, and hospital treatment are not reimbursed up to an annual ceiling of €50 (US$70) to avoid catastrophic payments for health care and control for moral hazard.
