Sentence examples for moral compass of from inspiring English sources

These larger debates about how the United States should best regulate who enters the nation's shores are losing needed complexity, and the moral compass of compassion appears completely gone.

Where is the moral compass of our nation?

She has the strongest moral compass of anyone I know.

"Newt Gingrich: a man with the moral compass of an opportunistic infection," he said.

The moral compass of modern Catholicism has only one true north — institutional self-preservation.

Then Romney is accused of lacking a moral compass, of putting profits before people.

Recognize the moral compass of human rights and social justice as determining our foci and methods.

Thus, my fortunes rest on the strength of the moral compass of whoever has found my property.

Might one suggest that the moral compass of these parliamentarians is working rather better than the Church of England's?

Regan says there is so much denial in this country and called Quivers the moral compass of the world.

First, the future of leadership challenge will seek to accelerate a new kind of inclusive leadership underpinned by a moral compass of being fair, honest, positive and creative.