Sentence examples for moral detachment from inspiring English sources
It also gives her moral detachment.
Seeking artistic precedents for this moral detachment, this commitment to neutrality, I come up with four quotations.
"There is a kind of moral detachment from the issue because, in the case of Germany, we don't have armed drones so the legal context is rarely questioned," he added.
Sewell cites Darwin's work as the reason for the development of something that he broadly categorises as a form of moral detachment from societal rules and norms: evolution is random and without purpose therefore I can do whatever I please.
Mr. von Trier has called the Brecht-Weill song "Pirate Jenny" from "The Threepenny Opera" the underlying source of "Dogville," and indeed that song unerringly foretells the end of the film: the same theme of the lowly rising up to exact vengeance, the same bitterness, the same dazed moral detachment.
Never mind mere (moral) relativism: cynical detachment from truth is destructive and destabilising.
Like many professions, telemarketing rewards detachment and moral flexibility as long as the money is rolling in — something the flat-out-broke Cassius Green (Lakeith Stanfield) learns as he ascends the corporate ladder via the carefree pitch of his "white" voice (provided by David Cross, at his most Caucasian).
However, Vrolik's specimens, Leroi argues, "are presented with clinical detachment, cleansed of moral value.
But the Condemned Man (Steven Rishard) is not the center of "In the Penal Colony," which is instead seen through the eyes of the Visitor, who vacillates between sociological detachment and the moral urge to intervene.
Later in life, when asked why he did it, he would describe it as being like a game of cowboys and indians, suggesting a high degree of intellectual and emotional detachment from the moral consequences of his actions.
It also problematizes the "imperial worldview" as a foundation of his relatively successful emigration experience and at the same time as an ambiguous detachment from important moral and political currents of life.
