Sentence examples for moral disorientation from inspiring English sources

But regrettably this very human reaction swiftly mutated into one of moral disorientation.

On his account, this brought about a fundamental moral disorientation: "There is no possibility of comparisons, and no one can have any idea of how it was.

He denounced "the naive confidence of a modern person in the information available on social networks along with moral disorientation," the Interfax news agency reported, although he did not mention the protest.

In the face of economic collapse and political and moral disorientation, these French personalists proposed the human person as the criterion according to which a solution to the crisis was to be fashioned.

Yet, like Sartre's, Marcel's plays staged the specific problems of the age as he saw them, e.g., how the rise of technology brings about a reductive attitude to the world and especially to other human beings, the atrocities of the century, and the moral disorientation of modern individuals.

It's a common theme (often echoed by President Obama): Amid panic and disorientation, we lost our moral compass and made awful judgments.

The general sense of moral shiftlessness is echoed in the literal disorientation caused by the revolving images and our attempts to watch events unfold from four different angles.

So it's a world where disorientation has both a spatial and a moral dimension.

Looking back, I now realize that the tactics (guilt, disorientation of senses, casting doubts of their moral identity) would probably qualify as brainwashing.

Yet "Saving Private Ryan," unlike even the best films about the mind-bending disorientation of the Vietnam War, does not openly challenge the moral necessity of their being forced to fight.

It radiates benign disorientation.