Sentence examples for moral code making from inspiring English sources

In a world of ambiguous and constantly shifting morality - one man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter, one man's democratic government is another's imperialist tyranny and so on - the hitman's purely financial motives and lack of emotional or ideological ties equip him with a form of objective moral code, making him a fixed point of identification amid all the betrayals and double-dealings.

But your strong moral code makes you the go-to when friends face ethical crises.

Their inability to adhere to their own strict moral code makes them vulnerable to the machinations of the witch.

His de facto posse is still his ex-girlfriend Tulip (Ruth Negga), a chick with whom no one is advised to mess, and Cassidy (Joseph Gilgun), an Irish vampire whose moral code makes Charlie Sheen look virtuous.

_ It seems that "Testimony" plays with the religious moral code, "Don't Do That" questions the social moral code, "Reconstruction" contemplates the prelapsarian moral code.

Team Sky have defended themselves against claims that they broke the sport's moral code after making the decision to press on during stage four of the Vuelta a España when Alejandro Valverde, the then race leader, suffered a heavy fall.

Fearing that his boy's strong moral code would make him a target for the station's dirty cops, Mike persuaded his son to take a few bribes.

And the violation is all the more painful because it strikes at the very heart of a moral code that makes France so gloriously different from other western societies.

With its bleak deserts and its moral code that makes the Pilgrims seem louche, Saudi Arabia has never exactly been one of those dreamed-about destinations whispering in the ear of every world traveler.

Most of the moral codes have that character to them.

He has a weak moral code and a penchant for making bad choices that bring him good money.